Your Credit Card Rights — What You Should Know
Filed in Credit Counseling, Debt and Tax Relief on Jul.11, 2009
As the credit crunch worsens and lenders become more cautious about who they deem creditworthy, there a few things every credit card consumer should know about their rights.
- A credit card consumer cannot be discriminated against because of their family status. For example if you are a single parent a credit card company cannot deny you access to credit because of your family status.
- A credit card consumer has the right to challenge information on their monthly bill without the fear that their credit rating will be damaged. For example, if you are in a heated dispute with a credit card company about charges on your credit card they cannot place negative information on your credit report in retaliation.
- A credit card company is prohibited from discriminating against a credit card consumer because he/she is a senior citizen. For example, a credit card company cannot limit credit card access because a credit card consumer has turned 62.




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