Bruce Cornelius

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  Published on: 10/30/2008    Last Visited: 10/30/2008  

  CANOGA PARK, Calif., Oct 30, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- CreditReport.com today announced the addition of Bruce Cornelius to the company's executive team as chief marketing officer. Cornelius brings more than 20 years of award-winning Web marketing and financial services business development achievements to CreditReport.com.
  
  Cornelius has held executive management positions with GMAC/Ditech, Countrywide Home Loans, Realtor.com, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Dun & Bradstreet. He is a recognized leader in producing award-winning financial services websites and launching e-commerce products and services. Prior to joining CreditReport.com, Cornelius provided strategic consulting and advisory services to early stage and emerging growth companies such as Virgin Money USA.
  
  "We are delighted to have Bruce as a member of our executive team," said Adam Kasower, chief executive officer, CreditReport.com.
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  "CreditReport.com offers a critical service to consumers in this new era of financial instability," said Cornelius. "We believe CreditReport.com is well positioned to help consumers more effectively manage their credit history to better position them to successfully secure loans and mortgages in a tight credit market, as well as pass employment background checks and other important third-party inquiries. I am pleased to be joining this exceptional team at this significant time in our nation's financial history."
  
  Cornelius holds a B.S. in Finance and Economics from Boston College. He is a recent recipient of the Market Bridge Award having been recognized for his work using Web-based technologies to bridge the gap between consumers and financial institutions.

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  "As a customer advocate, Countrywide developed ‘Seller's Advantage’ and ‘Buyer's Advantage’ to reach and educate consumers early in the stages of either buying or selling a home," said Bruce Cornelius, senior vice president of the Internet channel at Countrywide Home Loans.

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  "Heather will play a critical role in helping us grow our BuilderPower program," said Bruce Cornelius, senior vice president for GMAC Mortgage.

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  "The GMAC Mortgage "Pay My Holiday Bills" Sweepstakes was a unique and engaging program available to General Motors employees, its dealerships, eligible customers, suppliers and key business partners," said Bruce Cornelius, senior vice president at GMAC Mortgage.

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  Countrywide Home Loans (www. countrywide.com), Calabasas, California, is way ahead of its projected volume this year for online originations, says Bruce Cornelius, Countrywide's senior vice president in charge of Internet channel management.
  
  The company claims a 400 percent increase in its online business since 2000, according to a September Countrywide news release.In 2000, Cornelius says the company had $13.5 billion in originations from e-commerce.And while Cornelius says a large percentage of the online volume comes from refis, the company has seen record-breaking online numbers in the purchase and home-equity markets this year as well.
  
  The company's approach remains the same, Cornelius says: reducing the paper and time it takes to complete the loan process.The company started offering online approvals in 2001 for purchase loans, and in January 2002 for refis, he says.These features allow customers to be proactive about getting a loan, he adds.
  
  With online tools such as Today's Rates, which allows customers to compare closing costs and make a decision about a product, Countrywide helps customers determine what kind of loan they might need, Cornelius says.Countrywide plans to expand its online presence in the home-equity market, Cornelius says, while continuing to grow in the purchase market.The company's future online efforts include a "major push into new channels, such as real estate, builders, credit unions and smaller entities," he says.

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  Published on: 9/10/2009    Last Visited: 9/11/2009  

  “We wanted to make our mark in search,†said Bruce Cornelius, CMO of CreditReport.com.
  
  He added that the three criteria for selection were best-of-breed technology, a dashboard to view activity across major search engines and an integration framework.

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  "As we increased the depth of our paid search campaigns, we needed the right products and services that would make our search engine marketing more efficient going forward," said Bruce Cornelius, chief marketing officer, CreditReport.com.

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  CreditReport.com has worked tirelessly to empower consumers with tools that level the playing field between consumer and creditor, and our dispute button is just one more example," said Bruce Cornelius, chief marketing officer at CreditReport.com. "Industry research tells us that correcting negative errors typically results in credit scores going up by 20 to 30 points, making it easier to obtain credit at more favorable rates. With our new online dispute button, it's now simple and easy for consumers to monitor and report potential mistakes," said Cornelius.

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  I'd add the third thing, in today's world, is know what your financial information says," says Bruce Cornelius, chief marketing officer of CreditReport.com, a company that monitors consumers' credit reports for a monthly fee.

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  Published on: 11/25/2008    Last Visited: 11/25/2008  

  "The week of Thanksgiving is a great time to check into your credit history and make sure your information is accurate," said Bruce Cornelius, chief marketing officer, CreditReport.com. "If there are mistakes that have lowered your score, take immediate action to correct them. If you're looking to finance a big ticket item, a higher credit score can help you do this. We also advise checking in on your credit score after your holiday shopping is done to make sure someone else didn't use your credit cards for their holiday gifts."
  
  Cornelius offered some tips for consumers this holiday season:
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  And after that we help you to monitor your credit with email alerts and other tools that will empower you to maintain or improve your credit and save money," said Cornelius.
  
  "A free trial subscription to credit monitoring on CreditReport.com is the perfect gift for yourself to start out the new year with peace of mind," he added.
  
  "The most frequently asked questions (FAQs) and answers about credit reports and scores as well as tips for addressing errors in your credit history are readily available on our web site," added Cornelius.

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