You see, they (the banks and credit card companies) actually like people who have bad to mediocre credit.


Why?  Because they can make more money!


Look at it this way, if you have a bad credit score and got a 60 month loan for a $50,000 new car you would end up paying $21,370 in interest.


But if you had an excellent credit rating and secured a 2% interest rate with the same terms of 60 months on a $50,000 loan you would only pay $2,583 in interest.


That's a savings of $18,787 or $313.12 per month!


Just think of all the better ways you could spend $313.12 per month, you could even buy yourself the most expensive Starbucks drink every morning just to celebrate your savings and still have money left over!

One of your biggest purchases may well be your home.


And in the last 20 years home prices have basically doubled, so it's more important than ever to be sure you've got better credit so your not flushing money down the toilette.


(But don't worry even if you've already purchased your home there are ways to get better interest rates)


For example, let's say you purchased a new home for $500,000 - your dream home.


If you have bad credit you can expect to pay DOUBLE the amount of your loan in interest alone!  Equating to over $1,000,000 in interest over the 30 years of your loan!

I'm sure you're aware of how they check credit to get credit cards, loans and sometimes even bank accounts.


But did you know that currently they can check your credit when you apply for a job?!


They are even allowed (by law) to refuse to hire you because of it!


Don't forget about:
- Renting a home
- Security Clearances
- Starting a business
- Getting license and bonded
- Getting insurance


And so much more...

If this feels like a lot of bad news and like your fighting an uphill battle - you're right.


It's not pretty, and that's where I come in.


I have spent the majority of my working life figuring out how to help honest people like you win this credit game - the game they invented to be in their favor.


As an intelligent person you know that going to a casino is a gamble and they say "the house always wins"


Well, credit is a lot like that.


Until you know how the game is setup.

Like you I was a slave to the credit game - working hard to try and pay back debts only to have a worse credit score not knowing how I would ever get out of it.


And then I met a man who showed me it isn't hopeless.  He taught me all about how the game works and how to change it in my favor legally...


Frankly, this is something the credit bureaus do not want you to know!


Then I got to work.


I fixed my credit, then a few friends and perfected a system to legally force the credit bureaus to correct credit "mistakes" and give you a higher score.


I eventually started a credit restoration company - which has turned into the company with the highest success rate in the US.


Now, I want to share my secrets with you...