Submit a complaint | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Have a complaint against a credit or consumer reporting agency about inaccurate or incomplete information on your consumer report? You are required by law to first dispute the information directly with the credit or consumer reporting agency. 15 U.S.C. 1681i(a) & (e). You can learn more about how to submit a direct dispute here.
Credit cards | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Find resources to manage your credit cards, whether you’re shopping for a new card or getting a handle on an existing one.
Backdoor Numbers - myFICO® Forums - 408066
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Backdoor numbers and the individuals to whom they connect you can be useful in requesting a reduced APR if you feel your credit profile warrants a lower one, or in requesting a review of a denied credit application or declined request for a credit limit increase, if you feel your credit profile deserves an approval, but they aren't magic wands ...
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Re: Index of credit cards Great site! Thanks. A lot of people will find that handy. Message Edited by Sylviatob on 03-17-2008 03:31 PM
Credit card agreement database | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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We maintain a database of credit card agreements from more than 600 card issuers. Using the database, you can search for an agreement by the name of the issuer.
How do I get my money back after I discover an unauthorized transaction ...
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How to get your money back after you discover an unauthorized transaction or money missing from my bank account
Credit cards - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Credit cards This dashboard provides access to data about general purpose credit cards, which are open-end loans used by consumers to pay for day-to-day expenses, finance purchases, or provide cash advances.
Consumer Complaint Database | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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The Consumer Complaint Database is a collection of complaints about consumer financial products and services that we sent to companies for response.
Can a debt collector take my federal benefits, like Social Security or ...
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Then, the debt collector must get a court order that tells your bank or credit union to turn over money from your account or prepaid card. This is called garnishment. The key to making sure your federal benefits are legally protected from being frozen or garnished is to use direct deposit to put the money into your account or prepaid card.
Credit Cards - myFICO® Forums
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The credit cards board is your place to discuss many different credit card-related topics ranging from credit card basics to reward structures and everything in between. If you're interested in talking about credit card applications, check out the credit card application board!