Key Takeaways The Trump administration plans to stop states from passing laws that keep medical debt off credit reportsThe ...

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The Trump administration has issued an interpretive rule that undermines state laws forbidding the inclusion of medical debt ...

President Donald Trump's administration recently moved to repeal regulations protecting consumers' credit reports from ...

The Trump administration has issued new guidance that threatens ongoing state efforts to keep medical debt off consumers’ ...

The Trump administration has issued a new guidance that could undermine ongoing state efforts to keep medical debt off consumers' credit reports, reversing previous credit protections.

The Trump administration is set to issue new guidance prohibiting states from removing medical debt from credit reports.

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The Trump administration is moving to overrule any state laws that may protect consumers’ credit reports from medical debt ...

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President Donald Trump’s administration is about to ruin a lot of people’s credit. A new interpretative rule set published ...