WASHINGTON WATCH: Errors In Your Credit Report Can Cost You Money; Keep You From Getting A Job
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Channel: Roland S. Martin · 2013 · News & Politics
A recent study by the Federal Trade Commission revealed that, of those surveyed, 26 percent had at least one error on their credit report. Those errors can cost you money, destroy your ability to lease an apartment, or buy a home, or get that job you really want. Most people don't check their credit reports and even when they do, they find it very difficult to get them changed. If there is anyone who can help, it's "Washington Post" financial columnist, Michelle Singletary.
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