by Jason Moore | Nov 13, 2025 | Credit Repair, Credit Repair Blog, Homebuyer Tips, Mortgage News
Published: November 2025 | By Jason Moore, President of Team USA Credit Repair Breaking news in the mortgage industry: The Fannie Mae credit score 2025 requirements have changed dramatically. As of this past weekend, Fannie Mae has officially removed the 620 credit...
by Jason Moore | Oct 26, 2025 | Credit Repair, Credit Repair Blog, Homebuyer Tips, Mortgage News, Uncategorized
Dreaming of owning a home in beautiful Tampa Bay but worried your credit score is holding you back? You’re not alone. Many aspiring homeowners in St. Pete, Tampa, Clearwater, and surrounding areas face the same challenge. The good news? Bad credit doesn’t...
by Team USA Credit Repair | Aug 27, 2025 | Credit Repair, Credit Repair Blog, Privacy
Understanding the Scope of Identity Theft Identity theft continues to affect millions of Americans each year. In 2024 alone, approximately 30% of Americans were impacted, with total losses reaching $12.5 billion. Cases rose 9% nationwide, and the leading state saw 528...
by Team USA Credit Repair | May 8, 2025 | Student Loans
After more than three years of paused payments, federal student loan repayments officially resumed in October 2023 — and for millions of Americans, it hit hard. Maybe you missed the emails. Maybe your budget can’t stretch any further. Maybe you thought forgiveness was...
by Team USA Credit Repair | May 3, 2025 | Credit Repair Blog
5 Credit Myths That Are Hurting You (And What to Do Instead) If you’ve ever been told to “just pay it off and your credit will be fine,” you might want to read this. Credit advice is everywhere—but a lot of it is flat-out wrong. And believing the wrong things can keep...
by Team USA Credit Repair | Apr 23, 2025 | Credit Repair Blog
5 Things Hurting Your Credit Score (That You Probably Didn’t Know) Think your credit score should be higher than it is? You’re not alone. We talk to people every day who are shocked to find out what’s actually dragging their score down—and some of the reasons...
