CFPB Sues Experian Over Failure to Remove Errors on Credit Reports
Experian Accused of Improperly Investigating Disputes, Threatening Consumers’ Access to Credit
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Experian Accused of Improperly Investigating Disputes, Threatening Consumers’ Access to Credit
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In an op-ed appearing in The Hill on November 6, 2024, NCLC senior attorney Chi Chi Wu calls the Reporting Medical Debt Payments as Positive Consumer Credit Information Act of 2024 a “Trojan horse”, with hidden traps and backward steps for consumers. One of the biggest problems with the bill is that it simply doesn’t…
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Rule Serves as Model for Consumer Data Privacy WASHINGTON – Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a comprehensive and protective final Personal Financial Data Rights Rule. Advocates at the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) strongly support the rule, which implements Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and…
Advocates advise consumers to freeze their credit reports, urge CFPB to complete its proposed rule to regulate data brokers.
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The proposal would stop credit reporting companies from sharing medical debts with lenders and prohibit lenders from making lending decisions based on medical information.
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Appearing in PBS News on June 12, 2024, Laura Santhanam interviews NCLC senior attorney Berneta Haynes discuss a proposed rule from CFPB and the Biden administration to ban medical debt from credit reports that could translate to more financial relief for the 15 million Americans with $49 billion in unpaid medical bills in collections. Berneta…
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