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Case Study: Energy Default Removed in 1 Day After 14 Months Without a Bill

By |2026-10-06T15:51:07+10:0015/10/2026|Case Study, Defaults|

He called his energy provider five times over 14 months asking for a bill. When one finally arrived, a default followed soon after. Removed in 1 day. See why the provider gave in so quickly.

Mortgage Enquiry Spikes: How Brokers Protect the Client File

By |2026-10-06T16:14:43+10:0015/10/2026|Broker|

Shopping for a mortgage can spray enquiries across your credit file in a week. Learn how smart brokers prevent enquiry spikes and clean up the file before a single application goes in.

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Australian Broker Highlights Unlawful Credit Reporting Issues

By |2026-10-06T16:14:44+10:0014/10/2026|Credit law series|

Brokers often spot unlawful credit reporting before their clients do. Learn the red flags that point to a non compliant listing and why early referral saves deals that would otherwise die on the panel.

Case Study: Collector Wanted a Fee to Remove a Paid Default, Removed in 169 Days

By |2026-10-06T15:51:06+10:0014/10/2026|Case Study, Defaults|

A newcomer paid a small energy bill within days, yet a default still landed on his file and a collector wanted a fee to remove it. We refused to pay. Find out how it came off without a cent.

Case Study: $37,000 Trade Supplier Default Removed in 14 Days

By |2026-10-06T15:51:04+10:0013/10/2026|Case Study, Defaults|

A tradie bought materials on account, then his own clients did not pay. A $37,000 supplier default stood between him and building his home. It came off in 14 days. Find out what the supplier could not prove.

Equifax Fined $3.5 Million: What It Means for Your Credit Rights

By |2026-10-06T16:14:44+10:0012/10/2026|Credit Repair|

A multi million dollar fine against a credit bureau is a warning sign for every borrower. Learn what the Equifax penalty means for your rights and why your score matters less than the listings behind it.

Case Study: Three Credit Enquiries Removed in a Day Before a Home Loan

By |2026-10-06T15:51:03+10:0012/10/2026|Case Study, Enquiries|

No defaults, no judgments, yet a low score was blocking a home loan. The culprit was a row of small lender enquiries. Three came off in a single day. See the different reason each lender agreed.

Understanding Repayment History Information (RHI) on Your Credit File

By |2026-10-06T16:14:44+10:0011/10/2026|Credit Repair|

No defaults but still getting knocked back? Late marks in your repayment history could be the culprit. Learn how lenders read RHI, which marks can be disputed and how to protect your next application.

Case Study: Ombudsman Orders Car Loan Default Removed Plus Compensation

By |2026-10-06T15:51:01+10:0011/10/2026|Case Study, Defaults|

She put her sister's car loan in her own name as a favour, then learned it was never paid off when a home loan was declined. The ombudsman ordered the default removed plus compensation. Here is how.

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