Included
as part of the credit report, this information is limited to tax liens, lawsuits and judgments that relate to the consumer's debt obligations.
When that happens, the lender reports it to the three major credit reporting agencies — Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax — and it becomes
part of your credit report for seven years, even if you pay off the balance before then.
If you obtain a notice of an address discrepancy
as part of a credit report, you must have a procedure to ensure that the credit report relates to your customer, and not another individual.
«Liens and judgments have been
a part of credit reports for decades.
No information about salary history, religion, ethnicity, personal history, medical records, stocks, bonds, personal assets or checking / savings account becomes
a part of your credit report.
«It's not as easy as it should be to say whether debt collectors can get your consumer reports, because it depends on the circumstance,» she said, adding that she believed Equifax could have the right to sell the salary information to debt collectors because it is
part of a credit report.
TransUnion became
a part of the credit reporting industry in 1969 when they acquired some regional and major city credit bureaus.
This score is used to make up
part of a credit report that lenders use to determine the borrower's risk when extended a loan.
A There are four
parts of the credit report the score looks at.
Information shown in
this part of the credit report includes the day you opened the account, the amount of the loan, your credit limit, your current balance and your payment history.
One way that you can quickly use
this part of your credit report to boost your credit score is by using a service like Self Lender.
Hi Vitaliy, Yes, we get evictions date from TransUnion but it's not
a part of the credit report.