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Cheryl contacted us recently with a default of only a couple hundred dollars, which as I have mentioned before many times does NOT make this a small default. Smaller debts attached to defaults do NOT make them

Thomas contacted us recently with a telco default that was the result of identity fraud. Contrary to popular belief, removing fraud defaults isn’t as easy as just telling the creditor it wasn’t you and they remove it.

This client was referred to me by a Broker partner with an unpaid $25k default from ANZ. He’s 79 years young and still running a business, so this default was causing dramas. We were able to have

This client was referred to me recently by a Broker partner with two unpaid defaults on her report. The defaults were a result of an extreme DV relationship that fortunately she is no longer in. We confirmed

This client came through to us recently with three personal defaults, with an outstanding debt of about $18k attached. These defaults on the personal file were preventing him from being able to apply for any finance under

This client came to me last month with the hopes of applying for a mortgage, which at the time seemed like a distant reality of obtaining. Fortunately, she came through to me and we were able to

Kylie was referred to me recently less than two weeks ago with a CBA default, preventing her from being able to apply for a mortgage. We started work on this default at 8am and received confirmation of

This client came through to us recently with a Vodafone default that was a result of identity fraud, preventing him from buying a boat. We were able to have the default removed in a couple of weeks,

This client came through to me last month with two accounts that had almost an entire years worth of late payments on each. He had a $1.6M commercial loan at 12% interest he desperately needed to refinance!

Elizabeth contacted us recently with a very “small” default of only a couple hundred dollars. In the eyes of reputable lenders, a default is still a default, no matter how much money is attached to it. We