Prohibited Actions By Debt Collectors
Federal law prohibits debt collectors from threatening the use of violence, the use of obscene language, causing a telephone to […]
Federal law prohibits debt collectors from threatening the use of violence, the use of obscene language, causing a telephone to […]
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a federal law passed to protect consumers from abusive, deceptive and unfair […]
Everywhere we go, people are wearing fitness tracking devices that monitor and record our health and fitness data. What fitness […]
A debt collector who calls you after you notify that collector in writing to cease and desist this contact, is […]
Certain criminal records can be expunged from court files. Once that is done, you should be able to expect that […]
Criminal records appear on credit reports and have a negative effect on the ability to secure credit. If your criminal […]
How you are managing your credit obligations is reported to credit reporting agencies by Furnishers. Furnishers are creditors, banks and […]
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires that a third party must have a permissible purpose as defined by the […]
Negative (or adverse) accounts remain on a credit report for seven years, unless its a criminal or civil court record […]
If your credit report dispute letter is ignored or rejected by credit reporting agencies and/or by furnishers of information to […]
When you recognize an error on your credit report, you can file a written dispute to the credit reporting agency […]
Information reported on your credit report should be familiar to you because it is supposed to accurately reflect your personal […]