Who Reports Your Credit Information?
How you are managing your credit obligations is reported to credit reporting agencies by Furnishers. Furnishers are creditors, banks and […]
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When Can A Third Party View Your Credit Report?
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires that a third party must have a permissible purpose as defined by the […]
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Length Of Time Adverse Account Remains On Credit Report
Negative (or adverse) accounts remain on a credit report for seven years, unless its a criminal or civil court record […]
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If Your Credit Report Dispute Is Rejected Or Ignored
If your credit report dispute letter is ignored or rejected by credit reporting agencies and/or by furnishers of information to […]
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How Do You Know Who Caused An Error On Your Credit Report
When you recognize an error on your credit report, you can file a written dispute to the credit reporting agency […]
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Looking For Errors On Your Credit Report
Information reported on your credit report should be familiar to you because it is supposed to accurately reflect your personal […]
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Important To Correct Credit Report Errors
Accuracy on your credit report is very important because your credit report can influence whether you are hired for a […]
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Now is a good time to review your credit report for inaccuracies. Go to annualcreditreport.com to get a copy from Experian, Equifax & Trans Union for free every 12 months.
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Expunged criminal records should not show up on your credit report but it happens all of the time. Reporting expunged criminal records on a credit report is a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and can cause consumers to lose out on job and housing opportunities. Pine Street Legal can help you right this injustice.
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A credit report is a reflection of a person’s creditworthiness expressed in numbers and based on an analysis of that person’s credit files.
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Welcome To Pine Street Legal’s Blog
At Pine Street Legal, LLC, attorney, Nancy Kanter, is focused on educating clients about their rights under the Fair Credit […]