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That’s sheer and utter balderdash. Even so, consumers hear it every day when they telephone creditors directly: “Sorry, by law that has to remain on your report for seven years.” The next time you hear that, know this: The automaton posing as a customer service representative is either spreading lies or ignorance, neither of which is good for your fiscal or mental health.
Sure, creditors want consumers to believe the lie because they can charge higher rates of interest to those who have nasties on their credit reports. As far as they are concerned, the longer the stuff remains on consumer credit reports collectively, the larger their profits. The truth, though, is that nobody is required to report anything about any of us for any minimum length of time to anybody else. Put bluntly, relevant laws like the Fair Credit Reporting Act only serve to place LIMITS upon how long items can remain on reports.
Information by Lexington Law PsychDoc…www.lexingtonlaw.com
Myth #1: The Nature of Credit Bureaus
Myth #2: Your credit report is reviewed carefully!
Myth #3: Including A Credit Statement Is Helpful…
Myth #4: Negative Items Must Remain For 7 Years…
Myth #5: Seeking Help In Reparing Credit Is Unlawful
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