Tips and Tools For Financial Success - Newton Free Library
Tips and Tools For Financial Success - Newton Free Library
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How to Read Your Credit Report (from FDIC Money Smart)<br />
The following information is generally included on all credit reports:<br />
1. Personal or consumer information (e.g., name, addresses, <strong>and</strong> employment)<br />
2. Personal or consumer statement, if you submit a statement to the credit reporting agencies to be<br />
included in your credit report<br />
3. Account summary, including: creditor information, account status <strong>and</strong> type, <strong>and</strong> account history<br />
4. Inquiries that have been made into your credit history<br />
5. Public record information (e.g., tax lien, legal item, bankruptcy, wage item, judgment, etc.) that is<br />
not shown in this example:<br />
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