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Princeton Law Firm
does not fool around when
it comes to offering
excellent benefits at an
excellent value. Please
read below to get the
complete picture of how
retaining Princeton Law
Firm can be a benefit that
will change the rest of
your
life.
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| Our services |
Initial
payment |
Monthly
payment |
| Single |
$ 129.00 (good for
life) |
$ 49.00 |
| Couple |
$ 159.00 (good for
life) |
$ 69.00 |
$129/$159
Initial Payment
Covers:
-
Setting
Up of Case File
-
Credit
Report Analysis
-
Credit
Score Analysis
-
Six
month Credit Enhancement
Projection
-
Credit
Building Strategies
-
Understanding
Credit Repair, Credit Scoring and
Credit System Hand Book.
$49/$69
Monthly Payment Covers:
(Payments
are billed after case work is completed
on a monthly basis)
-
Unlimited
Credit Report Disputes
- Unlimited
Deleted Items
- Unlimited
Hours of Case Work
- Unlimited
Phone and Email
Correspondence
-
Correspondence
with Creditors
-
Attorney
Demand Creditor Letters
-
Attorney/Client
Engagement Monthly Reviews
-
Personal
Legal Assistant
On
average, Princeton Law Firm will
typically provide optimal results
within a 3-6 month period, which may
result in a total maximum investment of
only $423.00/single or
$573.00/couple. Compare that
to how much you will spend if you don't
retain Princeton Law Firm.
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Buying a home is every
persons dream at one point or another.
And being the smart shoppers we are, we
always want the best deal we can get.
However, this is the area where you can
get hurt the most by having bad credit.
You can end up paying between
$120,000 and $275,000
more in interest when buying a home
with poor credit. Look below at how
much you can save by getting the best
interest rate. These figures are based
on purchasing a home for
$175,000 over a period of 30
years.
| Credit
Status |
Rate |
Payment |
Cost of a
poor credit
score |
| Good |
6% |
$1,049 |
$0.00 |
| Damaged |
9% |
$1,400 |
$126,360 |
| Poor |
12% |
$1,800 |
$270,360 |
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Getting into the car you want can
be hard if you don't have the best
credit. Not only will you get a high
interest rate you will be forced to pay
a large down payment as well. You can
end up paying between $3,000.00
and $10,000 in interest by
having bad credit. Look below at how
much you can save by having good
credit. These figures are based on
purchasing a car for $20,000
over a period of 5 years.
| Credit
Status |
Rate |
Payment |
Cost
of a poor credit
score |
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Good |
6% |
$386 |
$0.00 |
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Damaged |
9% |
$444 |
$3,500 |
| Poor |
12% |
$508 |
$7,300 |
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Most
Consumers with less than perfect credit
will either be stuck with a secured
credit card, which demands a
significant amount of money up from
with a limit that will barely allow you
to purchase a pack of bubble gum, or an
unsecured credit card with an
outrageous interest rate that will
leave you digging out of a hole of debt
for the rest of your precious
life.
So after
looking at the harsh reality of having
less than perfect credit, we at
Princeton Law Firm want to remind you
that you do not have to live with an
unhealthy credit profile any longer.
Our proven process will get you back on
your feet with credit
confidence.
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