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Illness can play havoc with your credit score, but there are ways to get your credit healthy again.
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Credit repair example: Jenny’s three defaults

When Jenny came to Clean Credit she had three defaults on her credit file, two with banks and one with an appliance rental company. 

During 2018 when these three defaults occurred, Jenny became very ill and as a consequence, fell behind with her payments.

These defaults had a disastrous effect on her credit file, lowering her credit score to 514. Jenny recovered from her illness, however she now found herself unable to secure finance.

Clean Credit negotiated with all three credit providers and arranged for the three default listings to be removed from Jenny’s credit file. 

This had the immediate effect of increasing Jenny’s credit score by 371 points to 885. With a clean credit file and an increased credit score Jenny was free to secure finance again.

credit repair 3 defaults removed
Before Clean Credit
Increased risk: 514
After Clean Credit
Reduced risk: 885

This scenario is an example based upon previous customer journeys, but not any specific customer. Image is a model for illustrative purposes.

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