



Our credit coaching goes far beyond reports and scores. We’re a dedicated community committed to helping you take control of your finances, build reliable credit habits, and open the doors to true financial independence.

– Learn how to secure high-limit credit cards.
– Guidance for home buying & auto loan approval.

– Classe Consulting will review your credit report 1-on-1:
– Learn exactly how to read, analyze, and dispute negative accounts.











We understand that the industry is often filled with scammers and empty promises. That’s why we are committed to making Classe Credit Consulting (CCC) as transparent as possible. While we could proudly tell you all day long that CCC is the best, that won’t mean much unless you experience it for yourself. The most effective step you can take is to conduct thorough research about us. We’re featured on several platforms, including Google, BBB, Yelp, and Facebook. We have countless testimonials from clients who, like you, were initially skeptical but took a chance that ultimately transformed their lives. It’s crucial that you place your trust in us and our process to get the most out of our program.
Our objective is to grow your credit score through credit restoration and rebuilding. By following our guidance, you may see improvements within a month. However, fully restoring your credit takes time, and we suggest allowing 6 months to a year to achieve the best results for optimizing your credit profile.
No one can predict exactly how many points your score will increase or provide a specific timeline, as the FICO scoring model considers several factors in calculating your credit score using an algorithm. While we can’t guarantee a precise timeframe, we can assure you that by following our advice, managing your credit responsibly, and staying patient and consistent, you can achieve a 700 credit score.
Our approach to challenging Metro2 Compliance is rooted in the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Legally, credit bureaus are prohibited from reinserting an account once it has been removed, unless the creditor has provided the bureau with validation supporting its continued presence on your credit report (which is uncommon), or the debt was sold to another collection agency, and the new agency reports it under a different account number. If your debt is sold, there’s no need to worry—you can dispute it again to have it removed.