If you reside in the South you are “most likely” to have medical bills on your credit reports – making you among 15 million Americans who have the invoices on their credit summaries, according to […]
Some consumer reporting companies failed to ensure the accuracy of credit reports, including by failing to exclude information resulting from alleged identity theft or human trafficking, the federal consumer financial protection agency charged in a […]
The ceiling on allowable charges will rise to $14.50 next year under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the federal consumer financial protection agency said Tuesday. The new rate takes effect Jan. 1. Under the […]
Consumer credit reporting companies’ changes to medical debt collection reporting, announced in March, will remove some but not all medical debt collections and will leave nearly half of consumers still seeing such collections on their […]
The three big credit bureaus “failed to fully respond to consumers with errors,” a report released Wednesday by the federal consumer financial protection agency charged. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said its report, which […]
If you live in a Black or Hispanic neighborhood, or are young with a low credit score, you are “far more likely” to have a dispute appear on your credit report, according to new research […]
Consumers have not fallen significantly behind in making their loan payments during the coronavirus crisis, a report from the federal consumer financial protection agency asserted last week based on credit record data analyzed by the […]
The removal of tax liens and civil judgments from consumers’ credit reports in recent years did not have a large impact on the relationship between credit scores and consumers’ credit performance, the Consumer Financial Protection […]
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