Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, it is your right to have only accurate information reported about you.
When you first find something wrong on your credit report, it can be hard to know where to start.
- Perhaps you’ve sent dispute after dispute, and it has become clear that the credit bureaus just aren’t listening.
- Maybe you’ve paid off or discharged your debts, but they’re still reporting an amount owed.
- Or you could be a victim of identity theft, and you’re completely overwhelmed.
- We know your rights, and how to enforce them.
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