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(PRWEB) Brett C. Bruce, President of Fix It Credit, and consumer advocate, reveals the latest tested and proven credit repair strategies that consumers can apply immediately to increase their credit score and save loads of money in interest. His free e-Book keeps consumers ahead of the curve and covers the most current news and trends on topics ranging from:

*Understanding Credit and how it affects your everyday life
*The 3 major credit bureaus and why you should know what they are up to
*How to get your credit reports absolutely free
*How to read your credit reports and deciphering the credit code
*What affects your credit score and how much weight is given to each area
*What collections agencies can and can?t do
*Determining whether or not Consumer Credit Counseling is for you
*When its time to consider filing bankruptcy
*How to repair your own credit legally and quickly
*How credit repair companies work and how to choose the right one
*How to maintain your good credit standing
*How to protect yourself from identity theft and who to contact if it happens to you
and much more...

The revised e-Book, "The Free Credit Repair Kit ? Version 2006" also includes several sample credit repair letter templates that can aid consumers in their quest for an improved credit score.

This free e-Book can be accessed at http://www.fixitcredit.com It rocketed to number two on Google for the term "credit repair book", just below Amazon.com. The websites reach and traffic have tripled over the past several months.

Brett has been able to extend his reach to more consumers than ever. ?More and more consumers are finding themselves drowning in debt and the real estate boom hasn?t helped the situation. Many families are spending more than seventy percent of their total gross income on home and consumer debt. That doesn?t leave much for food and other necessities.?

Fortunately, the Internet has become widely more accepted and has made it easier for Brett to get his message out. "Many times the information contained in your credit report is incorrect or inaccurate. The information I share in my e-Book can save consumers thousands of dollars a year."

The author, Brett C. Bruce, has been sharing his strategies and tactics for free online since 2000. Many of his visitors report amazing results thirty to sixty days after implementing Brett's easy-to-follow guidelines.

About Brett C. Bruce
In 2000 Brett launched one of the first free credit repair websites (then called ?First American Credit Institute?) -- even before many of the credit bureaus began offering the information online. Since then, he continually works to research and improve ?The Free Credit Repair Kit? with new and updated information.

Brett, through FixItCredit.com, is a proponent of consumer education and awareness, and consistently updates his state-of-the-art e-Book and newsletter that thousands of consumers have utilized to rebuild their credit scores. His techniques and strategies for consumer credit repair have been implemented by thousands of website visitors creating awareness that there is free help available.

Fix It Credit (http://www.fixitcredit.com) specializes in teaching consumers about credit, credit bureaus, and credit repair. His web sites traffic has increased over 300% and his opt-in rates for his ?Free Credit Repair Secrets? newsletter have more than quintupled since the announcement of his updated version of his free e-Book.

Brett provides all the tools and resources consumers need in order to understand their credit reports and insure their accuracy. He is open to interview and speaking opportunities in a variety of markets that are eager to apply proven methods to increase credit scores. He continues to focus his energy on the research and development of his free e-Book.

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Wednesday, 5 December 2007

Golf Apparel: The Start Of Good Golf Etiquette

Many of us recall old movie images of golfers in plaid pants, sweater vests, billed caps, and other stereotypical apparel of golfing lore. While clothing on golf courses has changed over the years, proper golf apparel is still expected. And the greater the prestige of the golf club, the greater the expectation you will abide by their dress code.

Most clubs and courses, even the public ones, require that golfers follow a dress code. The most common rule is the collared shirt. Many courses require long pants, not jeans, and golf shoes.

5 Minutes Early Is Late

When it comes to actually starting your game, the primary rule of etiquette is to show up on schedule for your tee time. That means you will have already done everything else in preparation for the start of the golf game. You'll need time to park your car, warm up, practice, buy balls, change, and pick up a cart. Being early is a matter of consideration for others.

Leave Cell Phones In The Real World

The exclusion of cell phones from golf apparel is another common courtesy on the links. Cell phones should be left in your car or locker. If you do need to bring 1 onto the course for emergencies, keep it turned off.

When you're on the course, you'll need to understand how the other golfers in your group want to play. Some let the best score tee off on the next hole, while others let whoever is ready tee off first. You can offend players by not following their rules, even if their rules are, from your perspective, wrong.

Time-Honored Conventions Make Golfing Unique

An obsession with quiet is another characteristic for which golfers are known. Like most traditions, this one is based on necessity. When your object is to hit a small object with a long pole, you need all of your concentration. Even when golfing with friends, respect the fundamental rule of keeping quiet during shots, and standing out of the direct line of vision.

Today's golfing rules of etiquette can seem archaic -- a throwback to days of old. They harken back to a slower paced time when consideration for others was perhaps easier. In the 21st century, golfing provides us a time away from the bustle of everyday living. Though golf is highly competitive, it is, nonetheless, a gentleman's -- and gentlewoman's -- game.