Consumer Reporting Agencies Maintain Inaccurate Personal Data With No Correction Path
Consumer reporting agencies like CoreLogic hold incorrect personal information including wrong addresses and aliases and resist corrections despite FCRA obligations. Inaccurate data affects creditworthiness and can block housing, employment, and financial access. The dispute process is ineffective without regulatory enforcement.
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