A: We help you exercise your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). That means we assist in disputing inaccurate, outdated, or unverifiable information on your credit reports, while also guiding you on positive credit-building strategies.

A: No. If a negative item is accurate, current, and verifiable, it must remain on your report until it naturally ages off (usually 7–10 years). We focus only on correcting inaccuracies, errors, or unverifiable accounts, as allowed under the FCRA.

A: No. Exercising your FCRA rights to dispute inaccurate information does not harm your credit score. In fact, successfully removing inaccurate or unverifiable items can help improve your score over time.

A: Every credit situation is different. Some clients see improvements in as little as 30–90 days, while others may take longer depending on the number of accounts in dispute, creditor responses, and your own credit habits moving forward.

Yes. PUSH Nation helps qualified clients secure personal funding options by preparing their credit reports to meet lender requirements. Please note: results vary, and there is no guarantee of approval since we do not control lending institutions. We only move forward with funding once a client’s credit report meets the necessary criteria for personal funding.

📞 To see if you qualify, book a consultation call.

Yes. We guide entrepreneurs and business owners through the process of becoming funding-ready. That includes making sure their credit, business structure, and documents are properly set up before approaching lenders. Please note: funding outcomes depend on lender approval, and results vary. PUSH Nation cannot guarantee approvals, as final decisions rest solely with the lending institutions.

📞 Schedule your consultation call to discuss your business funding options.

A: We work with entrepreneurs, startups, and individuals to connect them with potential lenders for personal loans, business credit cards, lines of credit, and other funding opportunities. Approval is always subject to lender requirements.

A: No. While higher credit scores may unlock larger amounts and better terms, we also help clients prepare their credit profiles to meet lender guidelines. This includes credit repair, business structuring, and presenting your application the right way.

A: Funding amounts vary based on your credit profile, income, existing debt, and the type of funding you apply for. Some clients may qualify for $5,000 while others may be approved for $250,000+ in combined offers. Every situation is unique.

A: The timeline depends on your readiness. If your credit and documents are in order, some clients can receive offers in as little as 7–45 days. Others may need more time to repair or build credit before applying.

Absolutely. PUSH Nation assists with nationwide business formation, including LLC setup, EIN registration, and business bank account preparation. We also offer business formation packages that include:

A professional website with a landing page

A custom business email address

A dedicated business phone number

This ensures your company is structured correctly and positioned for credibility with both lenders and clients.

📞 Ready to structure your business? Book a consultation call to get started.

A: Unlike companies that only focus on credit repair, we take a full-circle approach. We start by helping you repair your credit, then guide you through rebuilding and structuring your business properly, and finally prepare you for personal and business funding. Our mission is simple: Repair. Rebuild. Rise.—so you’re not just fixing your credit, but positioning yourself to access real capital and long-term financial growth.

Yes. PUSH Nation proudly serves clients in both English and Spanish. ¡Se habla Español!

A: Absolutely. Everything we do is backed by federal consumer protection laws such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). You also have oversight from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which enforces these laws. You have the legal right to dispute any item on your credit report that is inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or cannot be verified—and we simply help you exercise those rights the correct way.