In the News: Changes by Credit Reporting Bureaus Could Wipe Your Medical Debt From Your Credit Report

From renting an apartment to taking out personal or business loans, credit reports play an important role in the lives of consumers. They’re often a determining factor in whether a bank or other lender makes a decision in favor of the consumer.

Each year in the United States, between 7,000 and 14,000 people are surprised to learn that they are deceased according to the Social Security Administration.

One's Social Security number, along with an address, is the most valuable piece of information identity thieves can get their hands on.

The real problem with credit reports is the astounding number of errors!

Several telltale signs can give away the fact you've been a victim of identity theft early.

Thanks to Consumer Attorneys, a client was able to recover from multiple credit report errors.

Does it serve a purpose if you don’t know how to find the thief?

Consumer Attorneys has helped countless victims of credit reporting inaccuracies and is here for you.

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