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Thanks for the reply Boldilocks!
I like the accordian file idea because everything is in one place and it's portable. Others had suggested this and I think it sounds like a great idea!
I also like the idea of the computer file. I am not too computer saavy, but I know how to do word documents, so I will start there.
Thanks again!!!
Instead of on your computer, save it to removeable media. This way you can always update it and never need to worry about losing the information on your computer.
@RadioRob wrote:I guess I'm pretty basic. I have 2 folders for my credit repair. First is a folder with printed copies of my credit reports. (I keep at least one monthly now.) They are entered into that folder with the newest on top and going back chronologically.
The other folder I have is all of the communication I've had with CRAs/CAs. Each debt I'm working on has all of it's material paper clipped together. If I send a new letter, I file a copy of that letter along with the post office reciept showing CMRRR being sent and then finally a copy of the proof of delivery.
I actually color code the status based on the color of the paperclip. Ones in progress have a yellow paperclip... stuff that has been successfully resolved are green, and ones that are not likely to be changed anytime soon are red.
Thanks for these ideas! I think the paperclip idea is great! Especially for things that are either pending or have multiple pages (i.e. letters. etc.) to them.