Consumer Protection Bureau Will Soon Remove Medical Bills from Your Credit Reports
- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized a rule to remove medical bills from credit reports, affecting about 15 million Americans and removing an estimated $49 billion in medical debts.
- The rule aims to enhance privacy protections and stop debt collectors from using credit reporting to pressure individuals into paying debts they may not owe.
- ACA International has filed a lawsuit against the CFPB, claiming it overstepped its authority and that the rule could hide over $49 billion in debts owed to medical providers.
- The final outcome will depend on a Texas court's decision, which will influence how medical bills impact borrowing power for Americans.
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