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The $100 million agreement is the largest class-action settlement ever reached under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, lawyers representing affected consumers say ...

About 4 million people could be eligible for payments after a coding error allegedly caused Equifax to send inaccurate credit scores to lenders.

The settlement is “by far the largest class-action settlement ever achieved under the Fair Credit Reporting Act,” and provides compensation for around 4 million people.

Four million Americans who applied for mortgages, auto loans or credit cards were affected by the alleged miscalculations.

Thousands of consumers could be eligible for a payment from a $2.2 million class action settlement involving credit reporting company Equifax after a lawsuit alleged duplicate collection accounts ...

David Tregear says getting credit was never a problem, until the rejections started piling up. A car loan, credit cards and more — all denied. When he checked his Equifax account, he saw his score had ...

Equifax is blaming a coding issue for issuing wrong credit scores. According to CNN, wrong credit scores were issued to millions of consumers when Equifax was migrating its servers to a new cloud ...

"Your Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO)("Fico") article didn't age well". This is how some commented on my recent piece of research, where I revised my rate of Fico from buy to sell. I wrote it a little ...

Equifax has agreed to a proposed $100 million class-action settlement that could compensate about 4 million consumers whose credit scores were affected by a coding ...