NEW YOU CREDIT REPAIR, LLC
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

New You Credit Repair, LLC is a seasoned credit repair organization based in Boca Raton, Florida, with years of expertise since its inception on May 4, 2006. The company prides itself on its deep understanding of consumer credit laws and the ability to hold both credit reporting agencies and creditors accountable. This knowledge enables New You Credit Repair to effectively navigate complex credit disputes, offering solutions that are not attainable independently by most consumers. The company's reputation is underscored by having no filed complaints against it, highlighting their commitment to customer satisfaction and compliance within legal frameworks. Clients benefit from a robust financial toolkit provided by New You, which serves as an invaluable resource for impactful financial decision-making. The straightforward credit restoration program offered ensures a quick start towards improved credit health, with the potential of qualifying for reduced interest rates upon completion. Additionally, New You assists clients in getting approved for various financing options. While specific results cannot be guaranteed by law, New You stands behind its services confidently enough to offer service warranties, evidencing their belief in effectiveness and client contentment. As per consumer agreements with the organization, no specific outcomes are promised; rather, they commit to thorough service delivery as described in their contracts while explicitly clarifying non-involvement in removing accurate data from credit files or providing legal/tax advice. Headquartered at 150 East Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL, New You Credit Repair also operates through contact numbers (866) 621-4146; (561) 852-4905; and (561) 340-3234. Their presence online is marked by their official website, newyoucreditrepair.com. With a strong leadership under the management of Stephen C. Leifer, they have consistently focused on improving clients' quality of life by establishing financial stability after debt-related challenges.