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 or a bankruptcy and they are longer. Check […]
Negative (or adverse) accounts remain on a credit report for seven years, unless its a criminal or civil court record or a bankruptcy and they are longer. Check […]
If your credit report dispute letter is ignored or rejected by credit reporting agencies and/or by furnishers of information to the credit reporting agencies, you […]
When you recognize an error on your credit report, you can file a written dispute to the credit reporting agency reporting the error. It is important to write the […]
Information reported on your credit report should be familiar to you because it is supposed to accurately reflect your personal information and your financial […]
Accuracy on your credit report is very important because your credit report can influence whether you are hired for a new job, approved for a home mortgage, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.

At Pine Street Legal, LLC, attorney, Nancy Kanter, is focused on educating clients about their rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). As a dedicated […]