by princeville | Aug 25, 2015 | The Adviser, Uncategorized
We are all aware of the adverse listings on a credit file that automatically make it harder for your client to get a loan. Overdue accounts (also called defaults), court actions (whether paid or unpaid), late payment indicators and excessive recent inquiries will... by princeville | Jul 27, 2015 | The Adviser
Let me start by saying I am not advocating that debt agreements are bad for everyone. What I am saying is that some companies who also sell credit repair – and I’m sure some that do not – are giving bad advice about debt agreements because they make good money out of... by princeville | Jun 11, 2015 | The Adviser
Recently one of our clients had triplets. They were only planning one baby, but three were conceived naturally and they already had another young child. Sam, a young dad still in his 20s, urgently needed a new car to accommodate his expanding family, but when he... by princeville | May 27, 2015 | The Adviser
Credit repair companies regularly mislead and exploit vulnerable consumers, according to a regulator’s report. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has voiced “widespread concerns about the practices of credit repair businesses” in a new report on... by princeville | May 19, 2015 | The Adviser
The responsibility lies with brokers to ask prospective clients whether they have adverse listings on their credit file. Brokers tell me this question often elicits a blank look and a defensive “no” from the client, but the broker senses they may not be telling the...
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