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Maxine Waters: “This Hearing Was Long Overdue”

In a hearing on holding credit bureaus more accountable the House Financial Services Committee sought answers from Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian on credit reporting. Here’s what the committee and witnesses had to say about making the process stronger and more secure.

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The Changing Makeup of Consumer Debt

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Mortgage debt makes up a noticeably smaller share of total consumer debt than it did a decade ago, according to the latest Equifax National Consumer Credit Trends Report, covering data for March 2018. According to the Equifax report, mortgage debt ...

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U.S. Senate: Credit Bureaus Data Security and Equifax

The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs met Tuesday morning in an open session titled “Consumer Data Security and the Credit Bureaus” to address how credit bureaus intend on protecting consumer data—specifically in light of the recent ...

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Unraveling the Equifax Data Breach

Tuesday morning, Former Equifax CEO Richard E. Smith testified before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce. Smith served as the Chairman and CEO of Equifax for the last 12 years. He stepped down on September 25, in the ...

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