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Bookkeeping vs Credit Reporting

February 20, 2015

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{2:58 minutes to read} Credit reporting, which is your credit reputation in print, is much different than bookkeeping, and each has a much different purpose. Bookkeeping tracks how much is owed on one account, and when it will be resolved. When it is resolved the ‘book’ is closed. Credit reporting tracks payment behavior, and shows […]

Introducing the Credit Damage Measurement Report

October 20, 2014

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A client’s credit does not have to be perfect to be eligible for compensation; however, sufficient credit must be in use to be considered injured. Whether an attorney or mediator office, during the intake interview, be sure to ask about loans, credit cards, and business guarantees. Has the client been contacted by bill collectors? Are […]