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[Recipient name]

[Recipient address]

Date: [xx/xx/xxxx]

Dear [recipient name],

A healthy credit score is essential for achieving your financial goals. But what can you do when your credit isn’t the best? At Lexington Law, we are committed to helping individuals like you take charge of their financial future. We have two decades of experience in the credit repair industry, and in that time, we’ve helped millions to rebuild their credit and gain greater financial stability.

Did you know that 1 in 5 people have at least one error on their credit reports? And that these errors can unfairly damage your credit score. Getting your credit reports corrected is necessary, but it can be a time-consuming hassle. This is where Lexington Law can help. Our team of professionals includes attorneys, paralegals, and other industry experts who can guide you through the credit repair process.

When you partner with Lexington Law, you’ll get

Personalized Credit Repair Solutions: Whether you’re facing challenges due to identity theft or are just looking to improve your creditworthiness, our experts will work with you to develop a customized strategy that aligns with your objectives.

Expert Guidance: A team of credit repair experts will evaluate your credit, submit challenges to the credit bureaus on your behalf, and monitor your credit profile for changes. You’ll get notified each step of the way and can reach out at any time through email, phone, or chat.

A Proven Process: We’ve filed 200+ million challenges and disputes on our clients' behalf. And they have seen over 81 million removals of inaccurate information from their credit reports. Because of this, 89% of our clients experience a 40-point boost to their credit in their first 6 months.

It’s time to take control of your credit score and financial future. By partnering with Lexington Law, you can reach your credit goals faster and maintain your success. To learn more about our services and how we can assist you in your credit repair journey, please visit our website at www.LexingtonLaw.com.

P.S. Even one small error can significantly damage your credit. Don’t wait; reach out for help fixing your credit today!

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Lexington Law’s 3-Step Proven Process

Unfair, questionable items could derail your future. We can help you get back on track.

First, we’ll look over your credit together to determine which questionable negative items are wrongfully hurting your credit.

Next, we ask the bureaus and your creditors to verify these negative items as accurate and fair. If they can’t, they should remove them.

As you work to manage your credit wisely, we continue to leverage the law for your credit, addressing new credit issues as they appear.

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How much can poor credit cost you?

On a 5-year, $10,000 loan, the difference between an interest rate of 5% and 8% is $843.10.

The following was in a table format: $10,000 loan at 5% $10,000 loan at 8%

Total paid: $11,322.74 Total paid: $12,165.84

Interest paid: $1,322.74 Interest paid: $2,165.84

On a $6,000 credit card balance with a $200 minimum monthly payment, a difference in an interest rate of 19.99% versus 29.99% is $2,573 in interest paid.

$6,000 balance at 19.99% $6,000 balance at 22.99%

Time to pay off: 42 months Time to pay off: 54 months

Interest paid: $2,217 Interest paid: $4,790

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What determines your credit score?

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35% - payment history

30% - credit utilization

15% - credit age

10% - credit inquiries

10% - credit mix

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See what our satisfied customers have to say

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“Great service, they stay in contact and give great advice. They work very fast. I’ve seen my score come from nothing and it is still growing. I recommend their service to anyone who is serious about their credit”

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“The staff at Lexington Law has done the things they told me they were able to do for me. I have been with Lexington Law for only two months and my credit has already improved. My goal is to qualify for a home loan, and I have all the confidence that working with Lexington can help me accomplish this. I’m grateful for this company, it’s the second time I signed up for their services, and they have never failed me.”

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How can inaccurate information damage your credit?

More often than not, the inaccurate information reflected on your credit reports is considered negative information. Negative information can consist of

● Hard inquiries

● Late payments

● Collections

● Charge-offs

● Fraudulent accounts

Each of these negative items can significantly impact your score. And, if you have multiple unfair negative items reporting to all three credit bureaus, then the impact on your score could be substantial. The best course of action is to have these items removed ASAP.