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TransUnion Fined $23M For Tenant Screening, Credit Freezes
Government charges TransUnion over illegal rental background checks and security freezes on consumer credit reports.
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$9 Billion More in Student Loan Debt Forgiven
Biden forgives $9B in student loan debt on heels of loan repayments resuming.
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Student Loan Payments Could Derail Retirement Saving for Millions of Americans
A new survey reveals millions of student loan borrowers fear resuming payments will disrupt their ability to save for retirement.
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Why You Should Check Your Credit Report
If you’ve ever had difficulty getting incorrect information removed from your credit report, you’ve got plenty of company.
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Credit Reports Are Now Permanently Free Weekly
Major credit reporting agencies Experian, Equifax, and Transunion have made a pandemic era program permanent, allowing consumers to check their credit weekly for free.
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What Happens When Student Loan Payments Resume?
With an increased monthly debt burden, borrowers could cut discretionary spending, causing economic turmoil. On the bright side, alternative ways to pay for college are being considered.
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Biden Cancels $37M in Student Loan Debt for Phoenix University Borrowers
Student loans for 1,200+ Phoenix University enrollees cancelled over misleading ad campaign.
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USAA Members Can Get No-Interest Loans If the Government Shuts Down
The USAA loans would be split into two installments with the last payment due in 90 days.
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Leasing Firm 'Tricked' Shoppers, Ordered to Pay into Victims Relief Fund
Shoppers at stores including Sears and Kmart were ‘kept in the dark’ about contract terms, CFPB says.
