Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)

If the Credit Bureaus were able to verify any disputed information as correct, it would remain on your credit file. So you'll need to contact the creditor who is reporting the information. The creditor who reported the item is listed on the left or bottom of your credit file. If their phone number is not provided, call directory assistance in their city and ask for the creditor's telephone number. Call and ask them to mail you written proof and documentation that this is actually your account, since you do not believe the account belongs to you.

Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)

Dear Liz: I declared bankruptcy two years ago because of a mound of medical bills that totaled twice my annual income. Since then, I've been doing all I can to restore my formerly good credit rating. I opened a new credit card account after the bankruptcy was completed and have been paying all my bills on time.

Step-by-step guide to better credit (Orange County Register)

"We'll have to run your credit report." If those words spook you more than any horror movie, your credit is probably a little scary. Maybe it's downright horrifying.

Drowning in debt? Lifeguard is CCCS (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

The good news for the Consumer Credit Counseling Service is it's hiring like crazy. The bad news is, it has to do that. Since it set up a new hotline Jan. 31, the Atlanta-based nonprofit has been overwhelmed by desperate homeowners across the country teetering on the brink of foreclosure as the subprime mortgage industry implodes.

Getting carded at college (Denver Post)

They remember their first love, their first car and, if financial institutions have it right, their first credit card.

Confessions of a money guru (MSN Money Canada)

I wish I could say that I always follow my own advice. But like everyone else, I go against the best money-management rules at times. Here are some of my foibles.

Real estate: Heart & home (Florida Today)

Mercedes Homes, its employees and subcontractors work to help get local heart-lung transplant recipient through his recovery.

No Bids In Corporate Bond Market (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)

Michael Shedlock submits: The layoffs are starting to mount smack in the face of the Rain City Guide declaring No, Chicken Little, the sky isn't falling and the only concern for jobs at Countrywide would be from a takeover not a bankruptcy or job losses.

Risk returns with a vengeance (CNN Money)

For the past five years risk has been the invisible man on Wall Street. Banks, hedge funds, and lenders behaved as if home prices always rise, borrowers never miss a payment, and companies never blunder into bankruptcy.

China’s Nuclear Threat: The U.S. Dollar (GoldSeek.com)

In two days we can procure from our storehouses any quantity we may please. [1]

China's Nuclear Threat (Kitco.com)

In our hands is the greatest power of our day – gold: In two days we can procure from our storehouses any quantity we may please. [1] Speculation runs rampant that China may use its $1.33 trillion dollars of foreign currency reserves as a political weapon of mass destruction.

Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)

4. Many times the creditor does not re-verify in time or the credit bureau is busy and does not handle your dispute properly. It must then be deleted.

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Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)

Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)

Step-by-step guide to better credit (Orange County Register)

Drowning in debt? Lifeguard is CCCS (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

Getting carded at college (Denver Post)

Confessions of a money guru (MSN Money Canada)

Real estate: Heart & home (Florida Today)

No Bids In Corporate Bond Market (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)

Risk returns with a vengeance (CNN Money)

China’s Nuclear Threat: The U.S. Dollar (GoldSeek.com)

China's Nuclear Threat (Kitco.com)

Adding user to card may not matter (Los Angeles Times)