 Articles tagged: Fair Credit Reporting Act
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Your credit is one of the most valuable assets that you have. Your credit score can determine not only your ability to borrow money and buy a home, but also what types of jobs you can get and whether or not you can even rent an apartment in a good community. More and more institutions require a credit check, and nearly all employers require one, especially in industries like government and finance. written by Bell Lee
Learn what your credit rights are. You don't have to live with mistakes. Errors can be corrected. written by Devora Witts
Walking into a clinic may be the answer for a physical injury but for credit repairs sometimes it's best to do your own medical analysis. Learn how credit repair clinics can transform your credit into a deadly incurable disease. written by Dale Rogers
The approval came back ACCEPT PLUS. The findings came back with the credit report that had been pulled during the process. Per agreement, Emily proceeded to lock the loan per the Good Faith Estimate and application. There would be a full 30 days to close this loan. The financial markets were beginning to waffle again and rates may shoot back up, but this loan was now locked guaranteeing the offered rate per conditions. Emily called Pricilla and Bob with the good news. Emily set up a time for the appraisal to do an interior inspection with the borrowers paying for the appraisal at the door. Things were coming together nice and neat. The very next day when Pricilla and Bob got home from work, there were four calls from other mortgage companies inquiring about refinancing their loan. They seemed to know a lot about their personal information from current loan amounts, lender, and the fact that they had applied for a new mortgage. Pricilla and Bob looked at each other in amazement. Pricilla and Bob were just flabbergasted on how their personal information could be bandied about to complete strangers. Emily went on
To explain that these were called “trigger lists” and if they wanted to Opt-Out they could go to www.optoutprescreen.com but it takes several days to go into effect. Pricilla went online and opted out. Emily would be doing their loan. There was a phone number displayed as: 1-888-567-8688.
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