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Free Credit Reports With No Strings Attached

Aired: March 5, 2010 No Comment

Reporter: Kethevane Gorjestani
Producer: Leslie Hart

Before lending you money, banks check not only your credit score but also your credit report, a history of all your transactions. Consumers have the right to ask the credit reporting agencies for their free reports and should check them carefully for any mistakes. But if you’re not careful, these so-called free credit reports could end up costing you money. Kethevane Gorjestani shows you how to avoid free credit reports that aren’t so free.

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