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The burden of medical debt may soon become much lighter for millions of Americans.The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed a rule Tuesday that aims to remove medical bills from credit

Americans would no longer have to worry about medical debts dragging down their credit scores under federal regulations proposed Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

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The move would remove medical debt from the credit reports of more than 15 million Americans, which would raise their credit scores by an average of 20 points, according to an administration fact sheet.

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Noam N. Levey Americans would no longer have to worry about medical debts dragging down their credit scores under federal regulations proposed Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

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Americans would no longer have to worry about medical debt dragging down their credit scores under federal regulations proposed Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.