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Credit Bureaus – What They Know About You and What You Can Change
Join us for a presentation from David Henning of Legal Shield.
By ASCCA & CAA Joint Event
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Date and time
Wednesday, November 13, 2019 · 6:30 - 9pm PST
Location
Biltmore Hotel and Suites Santa Clara Hotel 2151 Laurelwood Road Santa Clara, CA 95054
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About this event
There are three major credit agencies in the United States: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. There are other smaller, specialized agencies as well. When creditors and lenders check your credit, they'll very likely do so with one of the major CRAs. These three agencies retain information on more than 200 million Americans.
Join us to learn:
• Who governs the credit reporting agencies
• What do they do and not do
• The Big 3 and how to see your reports
• Disputing information on your reports
• Fraud Alerts and Security Freezes
Placing a fraud alert works in much the same way, but it only stays in effect for 90 days. An alert is always free, but you might have to pay to place a credit freeze in some states. Dave will share briefly how his company can help make this protection available 365 days a year.
Presented by David Henning, Legal Shield
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ASCCA & CAA Joint EventAutomotive Service Councils of California (ASCCA)
Founded in 1940, ASCCA is the largest independent automotive repair organization in California. With nearly 1,000 members, our membership represent all areas of the automotive repair industry, including mechanical, auto body, supplier and educators in the automotive technology field…Celebrating 76 years of service!
California Autobody Association (CAA)
The California Autobody Association (CAA) is a non-profit trade association comprised of over 1,000 individual and independent businesses within the automobile collision repair industry. The mission of the California Autobody Association is to enable the auto body industry to survive and prosper by helping its members produce a quality repair for the consumer at a fair price for a fair profit.