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Guest Opinion: Medical fix; Getting healthy should not ruin Americans’ credit

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One in three U.S. adults has medical debt, says the Journal of the American Medical Association. Medical bills have become the largest source of debt in collections, more than credit cards, utilities and auto loans combined. Biden administration plan to keep unpaid medical bills from affecting a person's credit score would be a life-altering change.

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Their View: Getting healthy shouldn't ruin Americans’ credit

Many Americans drowning in debt did not get there by spending irresponsibly on televisions, cars or pricey goodies. Medical bills have become the largest source of debt in collections —

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Guest Opinion: Medical fix; Getting healthy should not ruin Americans’ credit

Many Americans drowning in debt did not get there by spending irresponsibly on televisions, cars or pricey goodies. Medical bills have become the largest source of debt in collections — more than credit cards, utilities and auto loans combined —…

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The Keene Sentinel broke the news in on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
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