What
is a FICO Score?
If you have
ever applied for a credit card, car loan or mortgage loan, you
have probably heard the term 'FICO' score, but most people don't
know what it is.
In the late
1950's Fair Isaac & Co. (FICO) came up with a scoring software
program that would help creditors determine whether or not that
particular person was creditworthy. This software program evaluates
your credit and assigns it a number score. This virtually eliminates
the need for another person to evaluate your credit report. In
essence, a FICO score is like a report card of how you manage
your credit. 
Can
I improve my FICO score?
If you have
had some financial woes in the past, your FICO score may be suffering
as a result. Having a good FICO score can save you thousands of
dollars in interest on credit cards, car loans and mortgages.
There are very simple steps you can take to improve your FICO
score. 
What
is "Rapid Rescore"?
Rapid Rescore
is an expedited process offered by Liberty Financial to improve
your credit score. When negative information is being incorrectly
reported on a client's credit report, it can grossly affect the
credit score. Often times getting this information corrected can
take months, meanwhile the client is missing out on a good loan
or interest rate.
With Rapid
Rescore, Liberty Financial can get most items removed within days.
The client simply gets a letter from the creditor stating that
the information is being reported incorrectly and Liberty Financial
orders the Rapid Rescore through the credit reporting company.
Generally within 72 hours the information will be corrected. Once
the change is reflected on the new credit report, the score will
generally improve significantly. Rapid Rescore can make the difference
between loan approval and no approval.