Sent. I also have stuff on budgeting, savings and home finance. I'll put those together maybe in the next month or two and send those out to anyone who wants.

2 things I think I forgot to mention. One: Document everything! Keep at least two copies. I've had umpteen clients who have paid something off, or disputed and had it resolved in their favor only to have it show up again. Two: Anytime you are giving your info to someone who is going to pull a report make sure you use the name you use for all banks and lenders, that the SS number you give is correct and legible, that you don't leave off Jr. or Sr. or whatever. Information that doesn't match can create a subfile.

I put together a little primer on credit from stuff I've had experience with and guides we use for work.

Could you send it to me, DJ? I think it would be very useful for my daughter. She's still trying to dig herself out of a bad credit hole and she could use some pointers on the best way to do it. She's learned the hard way about holding on to documents and is still paying for the lack of foresight.

Sent. The good news for your daughter, is that it really is just a snapshot of your current creditworthiness. So you can get your credit back on track. It's getting out of the debt that is the most difficult.

Thanks Daisy for putting the credit memo together.

It's getting out of the debt that is the most difficult.

Then I'll keep a copy for myself! I'm asea in debt right now and it's hell trying to get back to a reasonable level of indebtedness.

Me please! Thanks for doing this, DJ.

I just bought a corset. I can't face things about fiscal conservatism right now.

It's work wear, honest.

Burrell! I need your e-dress.

I really liked putting it together. It's nice to review, see where my gaps are and see what extra stuff I've learned.

So er...what exactly is the new job?