Biden administration bans unpaid medical bills from appearing on credit reports
- The Biden administration has finalized a rule banning unpaid medical bills from appearing on credit reports, impacting lending decisions in the U.S. For various loans according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- This new rule is expected to remove $49 billion in medical debt from 15 million Americans' credit reports, potentially raising their credit scores by an average of 20 points.
- The rule aims to provide increased access to loans, leading to approximately 22,000 additional mortgage approvals each year, as stated by Vice President Kamala Harris.
- Carrie Joy Grimes, founder of WorkMoney, described the decision as 'great news for everyday Americans,' emphasizing that medical debt does not reflect poor financial responsibility.
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