We all have that one (or two) areas of credit repair that just has us stumped! Which one baffles you the most? Fill in the blank and see what others find confusing too! 🤔

There's one thing I see people get wrong about the Fair Credit Reporting Act more than anything else — and it's usually the reason their disputes go nowhere. Drop what you think it is below. I'll share mine and break it down.

Want a fast-track to becoming a consumer credit legal expert? Most of us have Gmail. Did you know that on a desktop interface you can go to the “waffle/app-launcher/9-dot-widget-thingy” and most of us should have in our Google app marketplace an ai 🤖 app called “Notebook LM”. What’s special about Notebook is, unlike other models, you can import what you want it to learn—or extract data from—and it will ONLY reference what you give it for information. This means no inaccurate sources, what it found on Reddit, Wikipedia, etc. How does this pertain to you in credit repair? Well, if you’re new, you can tell it to import FCRA, FDCPA, TILA, or any other laws and court cases you would like (directly from legitimate government websites) and then reference this information whenever you have a legal question. Just be advised that it isn’t amazing at how you should structure or strategize credit disputing with this info but it is SPOT ON when it comes to the information itself. Hope this helps. - Trae

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