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What the FCRA is a Permissible Purpose?
What the F(CRA) is a Permissible Purpose?
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How to Write a Dispute Letter to Credit Bureaus
How to Write a Dispute Letter to Credit Agencies
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Automated Background Reporting Mistakes Might Get You Banned from Dating Apps
Automated Background Reporting Mistakes Can Get Users Banned from Dating Apps
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In the News: Changes by Credit Reporting Bureaus Could Wipe Your Medical Debt From Your Credit Report
Up to 70% of medical debt will be removed from Americans' credit reports starting July 2022
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What to Do When A Background Report Gets You Denied for a Rideshare Job
What to Do When A Background Report Gets You Denied for a Rideshare Job
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Are you receiving debt collection letters? Send them to Consumer Attorneys
Getting a letter in the mail from a debt collector saying you owe money can be alarming.
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Multiple inquiries can impact your credit score - how many is too many?
Having lenders or landlords pull your credit report, also known as an inquiry, is a normal part of applying for things like housing or loans. But is there such a thing as too many inquiries, and can they detriment your credit health?
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What to Do When A Milliman Intelliscript Report Leads to Being Denied for Life Insurance
While many consumers have never heard of a consumer reporting agency known as Milliman IntelliScript, they may be surprised one day to find this entity has disqualified them from obtaining insurance.
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Hard Inquiries Are Compromising Your Credit Score? Here’s What You Can Do
Hard inquiries appearing on credit reports are normal, and if you’ve applied for a form of credit, you have them on yours.
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All You Need to Know about CoreLogic Background Check
CoreLogic is one of many companies that collects and sells information on consumers.
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Failed a Checkr Background Check Due to Errors? You Can Correct it For Free
If your job was suspended or lost due to an inaccurate Checkr background check report, you are entitled to compensation for your losses.
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HireRight Background Check Errors Cost Me a Job. What Can I Do?
It goes without saying that searching for a job can be stressful.
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