Lenders can't discriminate against applicants because of immigration status, feds warn
Blanket policies that don't consider individuals' creditworthiness aren't acceptable.
Credit bureaus
Feds charge TransUnion's rental background checks weren't accurate, freezes were skipped
Inaccuracies could put rental agreements at risk, feds charge
Error-filled credit scores block rental applicants, report finds
"A misleading veneer of objectivity" conceals underlying racial disparities
FTC: TruthFinder, Instant Checkmate weren't always truthful
Paying for information doesn't mean it's right, and reviews aren't always truthful
Feds reach $2.7 billion judgment with big credit repair firms
The firms have filed for bankruptcy and shut down most of their operations.
FTC: Experian spammed consumers without giving them an exit
"Important information" was marketing material and didn't have an unsubscribe option
Hyundai Fined $19 Million for Credit Reporting Failures
Hyundai is being ordered to pay $19 million for providing inaccurate information to credit reporting agencies and failing to correct errors when consumers complained.
“Hyundai illegally tarnished credit reports for millions of borrowers, including by falsely reporting them to credit reporting companies as being delinquent on their loans and leases,