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- Aarp Urges Credit File Protection
You wouldn't leave your house or car unlocked, so why leave your credit file unprotected? As part of its commitment to consumer protection, AARP West Virginia successfully lobbied for a security freeze law during the 2007 legislative session, which permits consumers to "freeze" their credit to prevent access to their credit files.
- Charleston Gazette
- December 12, 2007
- Free Annual File Disclosures: Amendments to Rule to Prevent Deceptive Marketing of Credit Reports, etc.
- FR, October 15, 2009
- Proposed rules
- Federal Trade Commission
- Aarp Urges Credit File Protection
You wouldn't leave your house or car unlocked, so why leave your credit file unprotected? As part of its commitment to consumer protection, AARP West Virginia successfully lobbied for a security freeze law during the 2007 legislative session, which permits consumers to "freeze" their credit to prevent access to their credit files.
- Charleston Gazette
- June 04, 2008

- State Statutes Permitting Security Freeze On A Credit Report File.
In order to help prevent the unauthorized use of information from a consumer report file to fraudulently open a new account, over thirty-five states, ...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2007, January 2007
- Aarp Urges Credit File Protection
You wouldn't leave your house or car unlocked, so why leave your credit file unprotected? As part of its commitment to consumer protection, AARP West Virginia successfully lobbied for a security freeze law during the 2007 legislative session, which permits consumers to "freeze" their credit to prevent access to their credit files.
- Charleston Gazette
- November 14, 2007
- Money & the Law: Statute Sets Rules for Credit Reporting Agencies
When Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010, it expressed its displeasure with many - indeed most - players on the financial services industry stage. This included credit reporting agencies. In particular, Congress was concerned about the manner in which credit reporting agencies were handling claims of inaccurate or incomplete information in consumer credit files. In the act, Congress ordered the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, which the act created, to keep track of complaints about corrections to consumer credit files and to provide Congress with an annual report on this topic. What credit reporting agencies are supposed to do in response to a notice of inaccurate or incomplete information in a consumer credit file is spelled ou...
- Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo.
- September 30, 2012
- Oregon Employee Federal Credit Union Joins doxo Network to Offer Members Secure Online Digital File Cabinet.
Credit Union Gives Members Better Solution for Receiving Paperless Statements SEATTLE & SALEM, Ore. -- doxo, the digital file cabinet designed to he...
- Business Wire
- April 21, 2011
- State Statutes Permitting Security Freeze On A Credit Report File
In order to help prevent the unauthorized use of information from a consumer report file to fraudulently open a new account, over thirty-five states, ...
- Congressman Fattah Urges College Students and Families: Get Ready to File for Your Education Tax Credit
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Congressman Chaka Fattah (D-PA-02), principal sponsor for The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC), urges college students and their families to start gathering documents on their college expenses for 2012 so they can file for this important tax credit designed to make higher education more affordable. The AOTC, introduced and adopted as part of President Obama's recovery program in 2009, provides up to $2,500 per year as a refundable tax credit for tuition, textbooks, fees and other higher education expenses for working families, low and middle income students.
- U.S. Newswire
- January 31, 2013
- Fair Credit Reporting Act: Free annual file disclosures,
- FR, March 19, 2004
- Proposed rules
- Federal Trade Commission