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Credit FAQ: What Is Fair Credit Reporting Act?





A federal law that among other things enables consumers to learn what information consumer reporting agencies have on file about them, and to dispute errors in the file. It also specifies certain permissible purposes for which credit reports may be furnished. It provides consumers with the right to obtain a copy of their report at no charge if their have been turned down for credit.



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