Consumer Data Quality Issues: CDIA Response to ’60 Minutes’

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Feb 21, 2013 | CDIA, Consumer Credit Information, Credit Bureau Operations, Credit Information, Member, Member News, TransUnion, Uncategorized, United States | 0 |

The US news media corporation CBS aired a program on ‘60 Minutes’ concerning the recent FTC study that up to 40 million Americans have mistakes on their credit reports. The ’60 Minutes’ correspondent Steve Kroft reported on why little is being done to fix the errors.

The US based Consumer Data Industry Association (CDIA) published its response to the somewhat one-sided CBS program. To read the CDIA statement click on the link.

Source: TransUnion – A member of BIIA

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