National Credit Solutions Unveils New Website Redesign

Online, December 18, 2011 (Newswire.com) - National Credit Solutions, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is proud to announce a new website redesign to help consumers obtain easy access to high quality credit information and educational materials. The new website re-design is a testament to National Credit Solution's long term commitment to providing consumers with up-to-date, informative information that will assist them in understanding credit, the dynamics of credit reporting, how to improve a consumer credit report and how to maintain a positive score long term.

The future of the new website, located at www.creditrepairanswers.org is bright. "We are investing heavily in high quality, informative article writing directed at improving the credit lives of consumers nationwide" said Patricia Acuna, Director of National Credit Solutions. In addition to adding high-quality educational information on the new website, CreditRepairAnswers.Org will also be on a vigilant look-out for credit repair scams and fraud. "Part of our commitment to public service will be writing articles on how to avoid scams and fraud," remarked Mrs. Acuna "If we will be writing articles on how to use credit wisely and improve a credit score, it makes sense for us to also give timely, relevant information on how to avoid credit problems as well."

While the new website already maintains numerous articles, National Credit Solutions plans on adding fresh, relevant educational content to the site regularly. Moreover, the site already provides a free credit repair guide. As times change, and as the company evolves, so to will the free educational materials offered on the website.

At present, National Credit Solutions offers free consumer credit educational materials as well as free consumer credit repair consultations. Anyone can schedule a free consultation with National Credit Solutions simply by calling the organization directly, or by navigating to the home page of the website, www.creditrepairanswers.org, and submitting a request for a free consultation.