November, 2021

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CFPB Reports Consumers in Minority Neighborhoods More Likely to Have Disputes on Credit Report

Troutman Sanders

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) allows consumers to file a dispute with a credit reporting agency (CRA) if they believe an inaccuracy exists on their credit report. The FCRA then requires the CRA to conduct a reasonable investigation and correct any inaccuracies discovered as a result of its investigation.

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CFPB Reports Consumers in Minority Neighborhoods More Likely to Have Disputes on Credit Report

Collection Industry News

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) allows consumers to file a dispute with a credit reporting agency (CRA) if they believe an inaccuracy exists on their credit report. The FCRA then requires the CRA to conduct a reasonable investigation and correct any inaccuracies discovered as a result of its investigation.