New standards will strip all tax liens from credit reports
Because of improved standards for utilizing new and existing public records, the three major credit reporting companies will be deleting and excluding all tax liens
Because of improved standards for utilizing new and existing public records, the three major credit reporting companies will be deleting and excluding all tax liens
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In this installment of Ask the THD Experts we will answer some frequently asked questions about refinancing and credit scores. What credit score is needed for refinancing? One thing
On July 1, 2017, the three national credit bureaus are going to stop collecting and reporting substantial amounts of civil judgment and tax lien information.