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Generally, anyone you’re legally indebted to can sue you if you breach your agreement to pay–for instance, by not making payment on time.
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Equifax Credit Score Errors: What Can You Do?
In August, the news broke that a temporary error in Equifax’s coding had resulted in erroneous credit scores being sent to lenders.
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About 82% of households have a cable and internet bill, at an average monthly cost of $114/household. But the average cost in the San Diego metro area is about 20% higher than the national average.
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Two surveys conducted this spring and summer show that people in California are feeling the pinch from rising costs. 
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Here’s a look at what’s driving the surge in repossession and auto loan delinquencies and what likely lies ahead. 
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In California, departures far outnumber arrivals. Here's where Californians are heading, and why it is they're leaving in the first place.
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An error on your credit report can mean higher interest rates, denial of credit, and worse. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.
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Many don’t realize that interest rates on your existing credit card account may also jump when the Federal Reserve raises rates.
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