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Step 1: Registration
Submit your request for a free consultation, and our manager will contact you within 24 hours to guide you further!
Step 2: Optimization
We conduct a thorough analysis of your credit report and develop a personalized plan to improve your credit score effectively.
Step 3: Restoration
Your personal manager will initiate the dispute process to remove negative items from your credit history and speed up your credit score recovery.
Step 4: Resolving Issues
We continue to address any remaining problematic records, ensuring the best possible outcome for your credit profile.
We work with the main credit bureaus
We specialize in improving your credit reports with Transunion, Equifax, and Experian.
Here's what we can help you remove and how it impacts your credit score:
Late Payments
Late payments can significantly impact your score, making up 35% of your credit score calculation.
High Impact (35%)Collections
Accounts in collections show lenders that you are unable to pay debts.
High Impact (20%)Charge Offs
Charge-offs indicate delinquent debts written off by creditors.
Medium Impact (15%)Hard Inquiries
Hard inquiries are temporary but can lower your score by a few points.
Low Impact (10%)Bankruptcies
Bankruptcies remain on your report for years and severely damage your score.
High Impact (40%)Public Records
Public records, such as liens and judgments, can harm your score and credibility.
Medium Impact (10%)
Mistakes happen to everyone — and it's not a sentence for your credit future.
You have the right to dispute questionable records, and our team is ready to help you improve your credit history by removing negative items from your credit report.
What is a Credit Score?

A Credit Score is a numerical indicator, ranging from 300 to 850, that demonstrates your ability to repay loans and pay bills on time.
The higher your Credit Score, the better your chances of getting approved for credit. For instance, borrowers with a score below 640 are usually considered high-risk. Banks often set higher interest rates and may impose stricter repayment terms for these individuals.
On the other hand, a Credit Score of 690 and above is considered good, allowing you to access better terms, including lower interest rates.
A high Credit Score helps save significant amounts of money over the lifespan of a mortgage, car loan, or credit card debt.

Ready to Start?
If you want to understand your credit history, improve your Credit Score and achieve financial stability, Boost Credit Solution is your reliable partner.
FREE Credit Report Analysis
FREE Credit Report Advice
FREE Dispute Plan
Contact us today to discuss your goals and start the path to a better financial future with Boost Credit Solution.