Yet another company employs anonymized credit card complaint data from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to help consumers monitor their credit and debit cards for suspicious charges.

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They want the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to change the Credit CARD Act.

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Inquiries or complaints on credit or mortgage products should be directed to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

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In a recent study, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau looked at scores based on 200, 000 credit reports to evaluate the differences between FICO and Vantage scores, as well as scores typically provided to consumers and those sold to lenders.

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But a recent study by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that only less than 20 percent of consumers check their credit report each year.

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During a week where markets fluctuated as much as 5%, when a major credit rating bureau downgraded the value of U.S. debt, when consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in 31 years, it was reported that, for at least one fleeting moment, Apple was the most valuable company in America.

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There isn't a formal appeals process, but if the first dispute is rejected, consumers can "absolutely" protest again to the credit bureau or lender and send more information, says Kareem Rogers, Equifax's global consumer and business services leader.

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The new consumer bureau is based on a pretty simple idea: people ought to be able to read their credit card and mortgage contracts and know the deal.

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Entrants to the consumer-finance business are soon expected to gain access to valuable data when Terranet, a new industry-run credit bureau, is set up next month (assuming blocking efforts by Takefuji, the industry leader, which claims that it might be illegal to disclose some data, fail).

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