Your Questions, Our Answers
Find clear answers to your most frequently asked questions about our credit repair services.
Yes, if the credit provider has breached the relevant legislation then the default must be permanently removed.
Absolutely not, we recommend paying the overdue amount but it does not guarantee the removal of the negative listing.
A default and court judgement will remain on your credit file for up to 5 years and a serious credit infringement will remain on your file for up to 7 years.
Credit providers consider individuals with low credit ratings as high risk, meaning they will either decline the application or charge higher interest rates. Credit files with no adverse information generally have score of 750-850, which is considered high range.
Credit providers and credit reporting bodies must respond to a disputes in relation to your credit file within 30 days.
Regardless of the size of the default, the fact that a negative listing has been recorded on your credit file may result in you being considered a credit risk.
If the listing has been placed invalidly, then you do not have to pay it for it to be removed from your credit file.
We will be pleased to discuss the economic and competitive costs of our services in detail, before you engage our services.
Quotations in writing provided. Customer will be provided with a detailed invoice as well as receipt documentation