Puree Financial helps individuals and business owners repair their credit and access business funding from $10K – $250K — so you can move forward with confidence, not confusion.
I didn't start Puree Financial because credit repair was trending. I started it because I lived the frustration of not understanding my own credit — not knowing what was helping me, what was hurting me, or where to even begin. Once I learned how the system actually worked, I couldn't keep that knowledge to myself.
That's where my passion for this work comes from. I've seen firsthand how a few inaccurate or outdated items on a credit report can quietly stand between someone and the life they're working toward — approval for a credit card, a home, a vehicle, or the funding to finally start or grow a business.
Credit isn't just a number. It's access — to opportunity, to ownership, to the next chapter you're building.
Puree Financial exists to make that process personal again. Every client gets a real conversation, a real strategy, and someone who genuinely wants to see them win.
Credit repair is the process of carefully reviewing your credit report and identifying information that may be inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or potentially unverifiable — then addressing it with the credit bureaus and creditors on your behalf.
We go line by line through your credit file to understand exactly what's being reported, by whom, and how it's affecting your overall picture.
Credit repair is a process, not a promise. It takes time, results vary from person to person, and there is no guarantee that scores will increase or that any specific account will be removed.
Credit utilization is simply how much of your available credit you're using at any given time. It's one of the biggest factors in your credit score — and one of the easiest to control. The lower your utilization, the better it typically looks to lenders.
Every journey looks a little different, but here's the path we walk together. Tap each step to learn more.
Puree Financial helps business owners understand how their personal credit and business profile can affect their ability to pursue financing, and helps position them to seek funding from $10,000 to $250,000.
These aren't two separate paths — for many clients, they're two parts of the same journey.
Personal credit history can be an important factor when applying for certain types of business financing — especially for newer businesses that don't yet have an established business credit profile of their own.
As your business grows, lenders begin to weigh your business's own history, revenue, and structure alongside your personal profile — which is why strengthening both puts you in a stronger position.
Every lender is different, but these are the factors most commonly considered when evaluating a business funding application.
Your individual credit profile and payment history.
How long the business has been operating.
Consistency and volume of incoming revenue.
LLC, sole proprietorship, corporation, and how it's set up.
Current obligations and how they weigh against income.
Account activity, average balances, and overdraft history.
Industry, entity documentation, and overall standing.
How much you're seeking and what it will be used for.
Cash flow and capacity to support repayment.
Book a free, no-obligation consultation and let's map out exactly where your credit and funding options stand today.