Archive for the ‘Nonprofit’ Category
(Recorded July 2005) Hosts Deyanira Del Rio and Sarah Ludwig talk about the truths and myths of credit reports.
Carmen Angelillo
KTVU Channel 2 Consumer Editor Tom Vacar interviews Orson Aguilar regarding recent FICO report findings that more than 1 in 4 Americans has a credit score of 599 or below which essentially labels them a poor credit risk for lenders. Has the consumer credit rating system been rendered obsolete by the current recession?
Chauncey Peckens
Want to raise your FICO score? In this video, EARN staff member Iliana Montauk will show you how to do in 6 months.
Alex Palk
How to get your REAL free credit report WITHOUT being scammed.
Napoleon Willams
They should be arrested for Identity Theft. It’s a damn shame.
Long Whittington
Wesley Watkis, personal finance and investment strategist with the W&W Group and David Berenbaum of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition explain how credit scores work and how to improve yours. Part of WHUT Howard University Television’s “Facing the Mortgage Crisis” programming.
Cristy Nassimi
How many of us know our credit score? Sure, we hear a lot about its importance to our financial lifestyle, but very few of us regularly check this all important number. Granted, receiving your score is only one part of understanding your creditworthiness, and to fully comprehend our overall situation we must look at these numbers in conjunction with our credit reports. However, it is good to know your score because it provides a base from which you can develop a plan to improve your credit standing. Well, thanks to new federal regulations, you and I will have increased access to our scores beginning July 21, 2011.
Ricardo Swett
(Recorded July 2005) Hosts Deyanira Del Rio and Sarah Ludwig talk about the truths and myths of credit reports.
Lang Frederico
Good Grief America. The People’s Union. Stop Foreclosures. Rebuild Community! www.GoodGriefAmerica.ning.com “Facing Foreclosure?” Getting Traction Workshop June 19, 2010 Salem, OR In March of 2009, Nancie and Mark founded the Southern Oregon Homeowner Support group. As other homeowners joined and organized to find solutions to the Foreclosure disaster, Good Grief America (a non-profit) founded in August of 2010. The initial purpose was to provide moral support to families suffering foreclosure loss. Then homeowners set out on a fearless and moral search of sustainable solutions. What they found to be true was not what any of the members wanted to find. The group realized that they could not fix what they could not face. Good Grief America’s emphasis is on education, research and support for homeowners, attorneys and civic leaders. Good Grief America does not give legal or tax advice, but will help homeowners find resources that fit their family needs. CURRENT RESULTS 8 Cancelled long term. They will be back so preparing cases 14 Long-term limbo — Filed or filing quiet title 4 Foreclosed on — 2 overturned 2 in the process 6 Delayed with Bankruptcy now filing quiet title Countless homeowners have delays due to direct action by the homeowner or attorney. All that have done a proactive pushback are still in their homes. Many more are preparing for court. Homeowners trained: Over 385 families as of Nov of 2010 Attorney Network: 12 attorney teams across the state are taking …
Craig Shonts
Several decades ago, Fair Isaac and Company (FICO) revolutionized the credit rating system with the introduction of their FICO Score a three-digit number representing an individuals creditworthiness. In 2007, FICO began the process of overhauling its scoring model to better predict the risk represented by consumers. Roughly two years later, FICO 08 was released. This weeks episode of Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp.s Your Money 2.0 reviews these changes and explains how FICO 08 will impact …
Micheal Jenkins