TransUnion’s $8.3M Bankruptcy Remark Settlement — Claim by Oct. 30
TransUnion’s $8.31 million bankruptcy settlement closes October 30. Here’s why the word can outlive the filing, and what to check on your own report now.
TransUnion’s $8.31 million bankruptcy settlement closes October 30. Here’s why the word can outlive the filing, and what to check on your own report now.
A wrong item on your credit report can stall or kill your mortgage approval. Here’s how to dispute it fast and what a rapid rescore really does.
A rejected credit dispute means one of two very different things under federal law, and only one requires an explanation. Here is what to do next.
Federal law guarantees one free credit report per bureau every 12 months — the weekly free access you rely on is voluntary, not a statute.
TransUnion found settlement enrollees who were still current when they enrolled fell 96 points, 645 to 549, measured six months before to six months after. Here’s what it leaves out.
A judge let a class action against TransUnion proceed over a report allegedly sold to a fake collector. The one habit that stops these calls cold.
Two federal class action lawsuits claim the U.S. Department of Education is reporting inaccurate student loan data to credit bureaus — including balances that appear doubled and delinquency flags affecting 5 million borrowers who did nothing wrong.
A ProPublica investigation found Experian’s consumer relief rate collapsed from ~20% to under 1% in 2025. TransUnion dropped ~50%. Here’s why — and what to do when your dispute goes nowhere.
Personal loan debt hit $276B with 25.9M borrowers. Does using a personal loan to pay off credit card debt actually make sense? The math by credit score.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is adding new barriers to its complaint portal — including disclaimers, proposed two-factor authentication, and complaint limits — after lobbying from the credit bureau industry. Consumer advocates say the changes will hurt the people who need the system most.