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FTC Takes On Ads From Credit Monitoring Service Freecreditreport.com

New York Times | RON LIEBER | Posted 11.02.2009 | Business

Read More: Experian, Identity Theft, Credit Report, Free Credit Report, Transunion, Free, Ftc, Consumer Protection, Credit Monitoring Services, Consumer Credit, Equifax, Business News

The Federal Trade Commission is not amused. It has long believed that the company that owns freecreditreport.com is deliberately diverting people from...

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Credit Scores: FICO Formulas Are Being Changed By Lenders

usatoday.com | Kathy Chu and Sandra Block | Posted 11.22.2009 | Business

Read More: Credit Cards, Experian, Fico, Fico Formulas, Consumers, Credit Crisis, Transunion, Credit Card Debt, New Credit Scores, Credit Scores, Business News

Long after the economy recovers, millions of Americans will be left with a grim legacy of the recession: damaged credit scores, the three-digit rating...

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Arthur Delaney

Free Credit Report: How The Ads Soak Consumers

HuffingtonPost.com | Arthur Delaney | Posted 04.05.2009 | Business

Read More: Free Credit Report, Credit Monitoring, Experian, FreeCreditReport.Com, Credit Report, Business News

Commercials for FreeCreditReport.com have reached a saturation point in the consciousness of the television-watching public. The affable, scruffy youn...

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Late Car Payments Now Total $25 Billion; US May Lose 700 Dealerships This Year

Steve Parker | Posted 11.08.2008 | Business

Read More: Automotive News, Toyota, Chrysler, Gm, Detroit Three, $25 Billion Bailout, Home Mortgages, Home Mortgage Crisis, Experian, Cars, $700 Billion Bailout, Italy, Santa Monica, National Association of Automobile Dealers, Ford, Car Payments, Santa Monica Daily Press, General Motors, Japanese Cars, South Korea, Germany, Great Britain, Detroit, Vietnam, Foreclosure, Japan, Repossession, China, Nada, Business News
Steve Parker

The number of people late on their monthly car and truck payments is huge, represented by nearly $25 billion worth of consumer auto loans that are delinquent.

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How To Clear Mistakes From Your Credit Report

MSNBC | Laura T. Coffey | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business

Read More: Experian, Free Credit Report, Equifax, AnnualCreditReport.Com, Credit Reports, Transunion, Business News

Have you ever been horrified to discover errors on your credit report? Such inaccuracies can and should strike fear into any conscientious consumer's ...

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