Fair Credit Reporting Act
Updated:
11/12/24
The Fair Credit Reporting Act, or FCRA, is a law that ensures the fairness, privacy, and accuracy of consumer credit information. It is a federal law that shapes how credit reporting agencies may use, share, collect, and access the data in consumer reports. Additionally, the FCRA provides consumers with the right to access their credit information and dispute inaccuracies to maintain the integrity of their credit profiles.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act, or FCRA, is a law that ensures the fairness, privacy, and accuracy of consumer credit information. It is a federal law that shapes how credit reporting agencies may use, share, collect, and access the data in consumer reports. Additionally, the FCRA provides consumers with the right to access their credit information and dispute inaccuracies to maintain the integrity of their credit profiles.
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