David Coulter
Editor
David B. Coulter started Consumer Direct in 2003 to address voids in the vast market for online identity protection and credit management. Mr. Coulter also serves as the Chief Software Architect, leading the patented designs and innovative technologies at the heart of Consumer Direct products and called Credit 2.0. SmartCredit.com is the consumer product that best represents the ease and simplicity originally envisioned by Mr. Coulter when the Company was founded.
Recent Posts by David Coulter
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It’s the Credit Score Stupid!
July 28th, 2010Categories: Credit, Credit Report, Credit Score, Getting Credit, Government, Improving Credit -
How to find credit report errors
July 26th, 2010Categories: Credit, credit monitoring, Credit Report, Credit Score, Improving Credit, jean chatzky, Uncategorized -
Your Credit Score and the Financial Reform Legislation
July 22nd, 2010Categories: Credit, Credit Score, Getting Credit, Government -
Are you paying your bills during the World Cup?
July 7th, 2010Categories: Credit Report, Credit Score, General -
Who can look at your Insurance Credit Score?
June 17th, 2010Categories: Credit, Credit Report, Credit Score, identity theft, Improving Credit, Insurance -
Who can look at your Auto Credit Score?
June 16th, 2010Categories: Auto Loans, Credit, Credit Report, Credit Score, Getting Credit -
When can the government access your credit report?
June 8th, 2010Categories: Credit, credit monitoring, Credit Report, Credit Score, General, Government, Internal Revenue Service -
Who can look at your credit report and will it lower your credit score?
June 3rd, 2010Categories: Credit, credit monitoring, Credit Report, Credit Score, Getting Credit, identity theft -
Is your credit report part of your identity?
June 1st, 2010Categories: Credit, credit monitoring, Credit Report, Credit Score, identity theft -
How does the financial reform legislation affect your future ability to get credit?
May 21st, 2010Categories: Credit Report, Credit Score, Financial, Getting Credit, Health Care, Improving Credit, Obama, Small Business, Uncategorized
