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Out
of Work? How to Deal with Creditors
It's
become an all-too-familiar headline and lead story - job cuts, dot.com failures, corporate
restructuring and lay-offs.
If you've recently lost your job, your first thoughts may be, "how will I make ends meet." Money matters are a source of stress and frustration for many people. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) publishes free brochures spelling out your rights when it comes to fair debt collection and credit reporting practices. Fair Debt Collection Fair Credit Reporting The Fair Credit Reporting Act protects you by requiring credit bureaus to furnish correct and complete information to businesses to use in evaluating your applications for credit, insurance or a job. For more information, request a free copy of Fair Credit Reporting.
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