Medical debt to be removed from credit reports of 15 million Americans
Unpaid medical debt is the largest source of debt in the United States, but it will no longer appear on credit reports, allowing 15 million Americans to obtain loans easier. Medical debt will no longer appear on credit reports due to a new rule finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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