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How Should an Account Be Reported When the Consumer Files for Bankruptcy but the Account Is Not Included?
When a consumer files for bankruptcy, not all accounts may be included in the bankruptcy discharge or repayment plan. Some accounts may remain open and active, particularly those that are current, reaffirmed, or excluded from the bankruptcy proceedings. Properly reporting these accounts ensures compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and helps prevent inaccurate…
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What Are the Options for Reporting Accounts with Temporarily Postponed Payments?
Temporarily postponed payments, also known as forbearance, deferment, or payment suspension, occur when a lender allows a borrower to delay or reduce payments for a specified period. Properly reporting these accounts is critical for compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and for ensuring that the consumer’s credit report accurately reflects their financial situation.…
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What Are the Guidelines for Reporting Loan Assumptions (Full and Simple)?
A loan assumption occurs when a new borrower takes over responsibility for an existing loan from the original borrower. Properly reporting loan assumptions is essential for maintaining compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and ensuring that both the original and new borrowers’ credit reports accurately reflect the transaction. Understanding Loan Assumptions There are…
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