FreeScore.com Announces Free Consumer Credit Information Center
Answers questions about credit history, scores, reports, debt consolidation and loans
Media Contact:
Rob Wyse
rob@mediafirstpr.com
212.920.1470
FreeScore.com Announces Free Consumer Credit Information Center
Norwalk, Conn. — September 21, 2009 — FreeScore.com has created the FreeScore.com Credit Information Center, where consumers can find answers about managing credit, credit reports, credit scores, credit history and debt consolidation and loans. All of this information is available to consumers for free. Each of the sections is below with the list of topics covered. In all, the FreeScore Credit Information Center covers 50 credit and finance topics.
In the "Manage Your Credit" section, the site answers questions about:
- Annual Credit Report Monitoring
- Protect Your Credit During a Divorce
- How Pre-Approved Credit Cards Hurt Your Credit Score
- What's Bad for Your Credit History
- Marriage and Credit
- How To Choose a Credit Monitoring Service
- What You Miss with DIY Credit Monitoring
- Could Mortgage Fraud Be Killing Your Credit?
- 10 Reasons You Need Credit Monitoring Service
- Smart Ways to Finance an Investment Property
- Home Refinancing for Bad Credit
- Student Loan Options for Bad Credit
In the "Learn About Credit Reports" section, visitors can educate themselves on the following issues:
- Credit Report Information
- Bankruptcy on Your Credit Report
- Teach Your Kids About Credit
- What Recession Means to Your Credit Report
In the "Learn About Credit Scores" area, the site offers insights into the following topics:
- Student Habits That Kill Your Credit Score
- International Credit Score
- What A Credit Card Balance Does to Your Credit Score
- Medical Credit Score
- How a HELOC Affects Your Credit Score
- Your Credit Score May Be Worse Than You Think
- FICO - What is Coming in 2009
- Credit Score Ranges
- Five Parts to Your FICO Credit Score
- How Corporate Cards Affect Your Personal Credit Score
- Who Wants to Know Your Credit Score
- Credit Rating - How Your Credit Gets A Score
- Credit Line and Your Credit Score
In the "Learn About Credit History" section, consumers can learn about:
- Is My Credit History Overrated?
- Poor Credit History
- Monitoring Your Credit History DIY
- How Your Banking Habits Affect Your Credit History
- Medical Bills in Your Credit History
- The Worst Things You Can Do to Your Credit History
- Adverse Credit History
Regarding "Debt Consolidation and Loans," consumers can find out about:
- Home Equity Loans Revealed
- What Happens to Debt After Death
- Zero Down Mortgage
- Top 5 Debt Settlement Traps
- Bad Credit Credit Cards
- The Car Loan for Bad Credit
- Getting the Best Deals on Your Student Loans
- Student Loan Consolidation
- How Much Credit Card Debt is Too Much
According to Rob Wyse, spokesperson for FreeScore.com, "FreeScore.com exists to help people manage their financial lives — from credit reports and three kinds of scores, to debt consolidation and loans. In this volatile financial climate, all three credit scores can fluctuate, just like the stock market. Mistakes can be made in people's credit history. This is a free service of FreeScore.com to ensure that consumers have all the information to protect and manage their financial lives."
About FreeScore LLC
FreeScore LLC is a consumer credit report and monitoring company. For more information go to www.FreeScore.com
