How It Works

Human touch is the difference. This is why we pair you with your own personal credit specialist to assist with the many products and services that our membership provides. With your CIG Membership you will see your credit profile improve, organize your budget to maximize your cashflow, and become approved for new credit accounts. With our help, the goal of your new house, a new car, and strong budget will become a reality.

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Repair Credit

On our member’s behalf, we work with the credit bureaus to correct any inaccurate, misleading, or unverifiable items on the member’s credit reports.

Build Credit

After an in-depth credit analysis, we work with our members to build a strong credit profile by helping them optimize their current credit and add new positive credit accounts.

Leverage Credit

Once our members have created a strong credit profile, we help them understand how to leverage it to increase their cash flow and get approved for their credit goals.

The CIG Process

We have developed a process for helping our members build a powerful credit profile and leverage it to accomplish their financial goals. We walk each of our members through these steps to help them understand exactly how to accomplish them.

Analyze Credit

Fix Credit

Optimize Credit

Add New Credit

Use Good Credit

Leverage Credit

Step 1

Analyze Your Credit Reports

The very first step in this process is to review your current credit reports. What negative items are weighing down your credit? What positive history have you already established? This is the beginning step of building your map toward a great credit score.

Step 2

Fix Negative Credit History

Now that we have identified the items weighing down your credit score, the Credit Repair Ninjas are hard at work to dispute items that are inaccurate, misleading, or unverifiable. This process takes time so it’s awesome to get it started right away.

Step 3

Optimize Current Credit Accounts

Negative items are only half of the problem. There are many things that impact your credit in positive ways. We will optimize your current accounts to drive your credit scores up. Remember, the higher your scores the less you pay for everything.

Step 4

Identify New Positive Credit Opportunities

Your credit profile is improving! This will open up new doors to upgrade the types of credit accounts you are using. Imagine the increased flexibility of higher credit limits with lower monthly payments. Life is beginning to look a little different!

Step 5

Use Good Credit to Increase Cash-Flow

Now that you have fixed your negative credit, balanced your current credit accounts, and worked to establish new positive credit, you can utilize all of that to start saving money and increase your cash flow.

Step 6

Leverage Extra Cash-Flow & Good Credit

You’ve done it! Along with your new good credit profile, you’ve also optimized all of your credit accounts to get a better deal on each dollar that you spend. With the increased cash flow, you are now ready to apply for your desired credit line and have confidence in being approved.

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Our Members Work with us

so that they can get approved for

Home Loans

Auto Loans

Credit Cards

Good Interest Rates

Why people love Credit Innovation Group

Shaun Shumate

"Megan was a pleasure to work with from the start. After 7 months I was able to buy a home and a new vehicle. It has been a stress free and hassle free experience. I highly recommend CIG to anyone needing help with repairing credit."

Baylee Hoff

"This company is great for helping improve credit scores! I saw results faster then expected and they got a lot of stuff removed that was negatively effecting my score. Thanks to CIG I was able to purchase my first home!"

Bridget Pico

"Thank you so much Julie Jessop. My scores increased 188 points in 3 months. I highly recommend her folks. She is personable, enthusiastic and low key. Just the type of counselor you want. Thank you again for your hard work."

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