Maya R.
Client since 2023 · Post-bankruptcy rebuild
542 → 701“They didn't sell me a quick fix. They taught me how credit actually works — and walked with me until my score reflected the person I'd become.”
Maya came in 14 months out of a Chapter 7 with a 542 mid-score. We mapped a measured rebuild: a secured card, a credit-builder loan, and three targeted disputes. Eighteen months later she qualified, on her own, for a conventional mortgage at 701.
Devon & Aisha T.
Couple · First-time homebuyers
611 → 748“We'd been told 'just wait a year' by three other places. TSavvy showed us exactly which months mattered and what to do in them. We closed in month nine.”
Two charge-offs and a medical collection were sitting between them and a pre-approval. We negotiated two pay-for-deletes, validated a third, and timed a small credit limit increase. Pre-approval landed the month their last negative aged off.
Renée M.
Single parent · Re-entering the workforce
558 → 679“No judgment, ever. I was embarrassed to even look at my report. They sat with me, page by page, and by the end I wasn't scared of it anymore.”
Renée had three years of thin file plus an old default. We added two beginner trade lines, set autopay on everything, and built a 12-month on-time streak. She financed her first reliable car at 6.9% instead of 22%.
Marcus W.
Self-employed contractor
604 → 722“What I liked most: they told me when a dispute wasn't worth it. Other firms just fire letters at everything. That honesty saved me time and kept my file clean.”
Marcus had a mixed file — some real negatives, some inaccurate reporting. We disputed only what was verifiable as wrong, and let the accurate items age naturally under a solid payment history. Cleaner file, honest lift.
Priya S.
Recent graduate · Building first credit
N/A → 741“I started with almost no history and a thin score. Six months later I had a card I actually understood, and a score that opened doors instead of closing them.”
Priya wanted to build, not repair. We set up one starter card with a small limit, a utilization target under 9%, and a monthly review habit. Her score crossed 740 before her first lease renewal.
The Alvarez Family
Rebuilding after a medical hardship
498 → 663“The medical bills felt impossible. They helped me understand what actually reports, what I could settle, and what to leave alone. I sleep now.”
A hospital stay had left a pile of collections. We triaged by impact, settled two strategically, and disputed a duplicate. The biggest win was a payment plan that stopped new reporting before it started. Score up, stress way down.