cat­e­gory — Ener­giz­ing credit scores

Email:sandra.k.caldwell@ttu.edu

San­dra Cald­well is the per­son to talk to, if you want to take this fab­u­lous course. If you hap­pen to live within a 1 hour dri­ving radius of Lub­bock Tech Uni­ver­sity, I would highly encour­age you to take this take charge of your credit course.

Take Charge Of Your Credit at the Texas Tech­nol­ogy Uni­ver­sity. Her name is Valerie Mar­shall. The course is not until June 3, 2008 from 6 — 8pm so you have lots of time to reg­is­ter and inquire. If you hap­pend to be in Lub­bock, Texas that week I would highly rec­om­mend you take it as well, maybe, I will see you there. The loca­tion of the take charge of your credit is: TTU/SBDC, 2579 S. Loop 289, Lub­bock, TX 79423

For many peo­ple, credit repair is inti­mat­ing, and hav­ing real live human being take your through the wind­ing course of what a fico score is? how to clean your credit can be one of the best expe­ri­ences you can have. If you are dri­ving a gas guz­zling car and want to upgrade to either a hybrid or an all elec­tric car that doesn’t even need gas, and also hap­pen to have bad credit, go ahead and click on the ban­ner below. Tom Hanks con­verted his Toy­ota Scion to an all elec­tric car. Stay tuned, a video from you tube will be posted in our video section.

I was hav­ing din­ner in a small com­mu­nity sushi inn style restau­rant. The owner of the sushi place is a man who has a mother liv­ing in Burma. He was say­ing gas use to be $2.50 a gal­lon, but with the cyclone that killed over 50,000 peo­ple and up to three mil­lion are said to be home­less, in a dis­as­ter whose scale invites com­par­i­son with the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Now gas is $10.00 a gal­lon. As well, Ulla the Sushi owner said that a man from every house­hold has to vol­un­teer every night and take turns patrolling their homes and neigh­bor­ing home.

What will be cov­ered in the credit repair course at Texas campus?

You will learn the inner work­ings of credit repair, you will be empow­ered to do a do it your­self approach, you will learn how to com­mu­ni­cate with peo­ple you owe money to with­out los­ing your cen­ter, you will learn how to make the best of your future by under­stand­ing the deci­sions you make and how you pay your bills today will reflect the ease of financ­ing or strug­gle just like the esti­mated 3.5 mil­lion home own­ers who will lose their homes to fore­clo­sure because they can not afford the high inter­est rates.

Take a proac­tive stance and don’t allow your­self to be one of the 3.5 mil­lion home own­ers. Even if it means liv­ing in a com­mu­nity, rent­ing, liv­ing at home with your folks to save for a down pay­ment or try to get low cost hous­ing, it is best to go into buy­ing a house with 2 solid feet on the ground.