How to dispute a credit report inaccuracy

October 16, 2009  //  Posted by: Insider  //  Category: Credit Cards, Credit Scores, Finance

Credit Report, Credit Card, Finance, Interest RatesThe surveys tell that there may many inaccuracies in your credit reports due to the negligence of the credit bureaus. But there are steps you can take to dispute the inaccurate credit report.

First and foremost keep a track of your credit report always and not only when you need a loan.
Whenever you find a negative item on your credit report, write a letter to the credit bureau that has shown it.

The letter of dispute must be written in proper manner with giving the proper aim. The letter must be sent to the credit company which is showing the negative item.

Point out the item of dispute and clearly explain why it should not be there. Give any evidence if you have like copies of the bills paid etc. Ask them to clarify and send the report to the credit bureau and also a copy to you. If they can’t send the clarification within seven days then naturally it will removed from your credit report.

Keep all the documentary proof of your correspondence for future reference.

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