It is late 2010 and the U.S. economy is now supposedly coming out of its recessive slump. People are beginning to save money again and feel a bit more secure with their jobs, which translates into spending. When the masses spend money the economy flourishes. The recession did however leave many of us in a position where we must now play catch-up. Credit cards have been overused, loans and mortgages defaulted and bankruptcy has claimed millions of us. One major impact to those of us who are now climbing our way back to financial solidity was the hit to our credit scores. Read More