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How to Report an Error on Your Credit Report
The information contained in your credit report is sold by reporting companies to creditors, insurers, employers, and other businesses that use it to ...
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Identifying Unlawful Phone Calls
Every day, a countless number of Americans receive unwanted phone calls to their phones from banks, debt collectors, and other companies. However, ...
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What Is the Statute of Limitations on Old Debt?
Common knowledge on the Internet is that creditors can't sue you for "old debt." Like most things that are "common knowledge," this is only partially ...
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Walmart & Other Retailers Introduce Holiday Point-of-Sale Loans
Walmart and other noteworthy retailers have started a new offering this holiday season to entice shoppers into spending more: point-of-sale loans ...
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Who Can See Your Credit Score & Why?
In the digital age of today, most people want to do all they can to maintain their privacy however they can. If you’re like so many other Americans, ...
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Biggest Complaints About Creditors According to the FTC
As an American consumer with debt, you face the unfortunate reality of creditors trying to pursue that debt. Creditors and debt collectors are ...
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Unlimited Emails from Creditors? It Might Be Legal Soon!
Thanks to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ( FDCPA ) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ( TCPA ), debt collectors and creditors have to ...
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Capital One Data Leak Impacts 100 Million Consumers - Can You Sue?
In late July, Capital One admitted that a single hacker had bypassed their cybersecurity and firewalls, compromising up to 100 million consumers. The ...
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