San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) July 2, 2008 - NextAdvisor.com, a leading resource for information consumers, today launched a free online practice guide to help consumers to read, analyze and challenge the information on their credit report Equifax (). The guide is the second in a series that the company will release an emphasis on explaining the credit reports offered by the major credit reporting agencies, including Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.
The guide is available free on the blog Daily NextAdvisor.com to: http://www.nextadvisor.com/blog/2008/06/30/how-to-read-analyze-and-dispute- your- equifax credit report /
"It is very important for everyone to understand their credit report and FICO score," said deputy editor of NextAdvisor.com, Caitlin Podiak. "Equifax is unique in that they are the only credit rating agency that provides credit report from three offices, a FICO score and a FICO score simulator. Our Equifax credit report guide should help consumers interpret this information useful. "
The guide walks through each section of a credit report Equifax and explains its purpose in plain language, simple. It also educates consumers on how to identify potential errors on their report credit and dispute inaccurate credit report with Equifax.
NextAdvisor.com has already published an Experian credit report guide and plans on publishing a guide TransUnion credit report later that month one.
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