Know what your report is telling you.
Your report is the record behind your credit score. Information that is inaccurate or incomplete can be disputed with the reporting company and the business that supplied it. Accurate negative information cannot be removed simply because it is unfavorable.
Questions worth asking
- Do the accounts and personal information belong to you?
- Are balances, dates, or account statuses being reported correctly?
- Does the same debt appear more than once?
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Independent educational resource: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. General education; no specific outcome is guaranteed.