Consumer Alert: Minnesota Attorney General Sues CenturyLink Over Fraudulent Billing
CenturyLink is in serious hot water right now over fraudulent billing issues. Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson has sued the company.
Jul
18, 2017
Jul
17, 2017
How Credit Repair can Help Georgia Consumers with Bad Credit Save Money on their Monthly Bills
Georgians with bad credit could save a substantial amount of money on their monthly bills by engaging in credit repair and improving their credit scores.
Jul
14, 2017
Minnesota Consumers may be Surprised to Learn that they CAN get Turned down for a Secured Credit Card
If you are a Minnesota resident looking for a secured credit card, you’ll want to be sure that you’re fully prepared for the application process.
Jul
13, 2017
Five Questions that Minnesota Consumers should Ask before Requesting a Higher Credit Card Limit
There are some good reasons that Minnesota consumers might have for wanting to request a higher credit card limit. There are also some really bad ones.
Jul
12, 2017
How Georgia Consumers Should Deal with Medical Billing Errors and Medical Debt Collections
Dealing with medical billing errors and medical debt collections in Georgia can be overwhelming, but knowing the facts can help you save your credit score.
Jul
11, 2017
Will Digital Debt Collection put an End to Debt Collector Abuse in Georgia?
Digital debt collection allows Georgia consumers to resolve delinquencies without talking to an actual person. Could this technology put an end to debt collector abuse?
Jul
10, 2017
Will New Credit Reporting Rules from the Credit Bureaus Really Help Minnesota Consumers?
New credit reporting rules will give some Minnesota consumers a credit score boost. Changes are happening now, so check your credit reports.
Jul
7, 2017
Georgia Consumers should Approach New Credit Cards with Caution
A recent report from TransUnion reveals that more consumers are gaining access to credit cards. Hopefully, consumers are handling this new credit with caution.
Jul
6, 2017
Minnesota Nurses Bring Debt Relief to Hundreds of Struggling Patients
A group of Minnesota nurse has recently brought medical debt relief to about 1,800 patients. Hopefully, this will save them from debt collectors and credit score damage.
Jul
5, 2017
Why Georgia Consumers Should Know what ECOA Codes Stand for when Looking at their Credit Reports
ECOA stands for “Equal Credit Opportunity Act,” and ECOA codes indicate your relationship to a particular account on your credit reports. It’s important to know what ECOA codes stand for because it’s possible for these codes to be wrong.
Jul
3, 2017
Right Now is a Good Time for Minnesota Consumers with Little to No Credit History to Start Building Good Credit Scores
Minnesota consumers with little to know credit history can start building a good credit score right now using these simple tips.
Jun
30, 2017
Georgia Consumers shouldn’t Forget that Not All Identity Thieves Operate Online
Some identity thieves are cyber hackers who use technology to steal personal data from Georgia consumers. However, identity theft can also be achieved through simple pick-pocketing.
Jun
29, 2017
Why Ohio Consumers should be on Guard against New Takes on Old Identity Theft Tactics
Widespread use of Europay, Mastercard, and Visa (EMV) cards – payment cards equipped with computer chips – have reduced U.S. counterfeit card activity. However, identity thieves are just turning back to older tactics in order to profit from the stealing of sensitive consumer data. A method known as synthetic identity fraud has been around for [...]
Jun
28, 2017
Can Michigan Consumers Dispute Credit Card Charges that They Willingly Pay?
Can credit card charges that are willingly paid for still be disputed in Michigan? The Fair Credit Billing Act makes this possible in certain cases.
Jun
27, 2017
Credit Building Strategies for Arizona Consumers with Bad Credit and Low Credit Card Spending Limits
For Arizona consumers who are trying to rebuild low credit scores, there’s good news and bad news. Right now, it’s a little easier for consumers with subprime credit to qualify for credit cards, but these cards are typically attached to smaller spending limits. This may help consumers by making it harder to accumulate vast amounts [...]
