Anna Maria Andriotis

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3,396 appearances 52 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Dec 2022

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So the credit reporting firms are going to be extending that time period by another six months.
So essentially, people would have more time to catch up to try to pay these bills before they show up on their credit report or to sort things out with their insurance company
to see and hope essentially that the insurance company will pay the bill so that it's not in collections.
So another change that the credit reporting firms are planning
This one is set to kick in during the first half of next year, is that they're planning to remove unpaid medical debts of less than $500 from people's credit reports.
This is strictly about removal from credit reports.
Now, whether the consumers will still be on the hook to pay these bills, will still be receiving these bills in the mail, getting the calls from collection companies is a completely separate matter.
This is entirely about a negative record on your credit report is about to come off.
And the significance of that is this is the record that nearly every lender looks at
To help make a decision about whether or not to extend you credit when you apply for some type of loan.
This is actually the latest in a series of negative accounts that credit reporting firms have been removing from people's credit reports.
So many of these removals date back to 2015 when the three credit reporting firms reached settlements.
with state attorneys general.
This was in many states and they addressed a variety of accounts on credit reports and the result essentially
From that was that the companies removed a swath of negative information from collections firms, including things like unpaid library fines, traffic tickets, gym memberships.
Things only picked up from there where starting in 2017, the companies decided to begin removing tax lien and civil judgment data.
And at this point, most of that is gone.
So this would be kind of the first widespread round of increases in voice-verified
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