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5 Strategies to Build Business Credit Easily and Quickly

Business Credit

Build Business Credit In today’s post we share five key strategies for building business credit easily and quickly. These five strategies provide a fast and efficient way to establish your business credit file with major business credit reporting agencies.

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Member Alert: California Governor Signs Three Consumer Protection Bills into Law

RMAi Blog

The bill also prohibits using any medical debt listed on a credit report as a negative factor when making credit decisions and gives individuals more room to address their medical bills before debt collection and reporting actions can take place.

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7 Ways to Improve Your Business Credit Score, Fast

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If you own a business and have any sort of open credit, then you certainly have a corresponding credit score. What’s a Business Credit Score? A business credit score is similar to a personal credit score. Decrease your credit utilization ratio. Establish credit accounts with suppliers.

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The evolution of AI & lending: Parallel journeys shaping the future

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In 1970, Congress passed the Fair Credit Reporting Act to make sure information in credit reports was fair, accurate, and kept private. The Internet era and predictive models The 1980s and 1990s brought the rise of the Internet, which transformed how banks used data.

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FCRA Violations Explained & Common Examples

Credit Absolute

The Fair Credit Reporting Act came into law in 1970 to protect citizens’ credit information. Credit reporting agencies are bound by the act to provide accurate, factual, and up-to-date consumer information.

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TransUnion Gives Gold Sponsor Support to the 2023 RMAI Annual Conference

RMAi Blog

About TransUnion TransUnion is a global information and insights company that makes trust possible between businesses and consumers, by ensuring that each consumer is reliably represented in the marketplace. They do this by having an actionable and robust picture of each person.

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How to Report FCRA Violations on Your Credit Report

Credit Absolute

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) was passed to assure the privacy, accuracy, and best use of each American’s credit information. Specifically, Credit Reporting Agencies (CRA), collectors, and lenders are cautioned against misusing or misreporting consumer information.