When an insurance company declines a policy application due to adverse information found in a third-party credit check, what specific consumer protections are guaranteed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act? (Select all that apply)
- The applicant is entitled to receive the identity and contact details of the specific reporting agency that generated the file.Cevap
- The applicant is permitted to obtain a complimentary copy of their file directly from the reporting agency.Cevap
- CThe applicant may require the insurance company to investigate and remove any false financial statements found in the file.
- DThe applicant must be handed a physical copy of the credit check results directly from the insurance agent who took the application.
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The correct consumer protections include being provided the identity and contact details of the reporting agency, and the right to obtain a complimentary copy of the report from that agency.
When an insurer takes adverse action based on a consumer file, federal law dictates that they must provide the consumer with the identity of the reporting agency used. Furthermore, the consumer is granted the right to receive a free copy of that report directly from the agency to verify its accuracy.
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Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) Adverse Action Protections