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Make contact with the creditor who is in charge of the hard inquiry. Ask them to take the query down. Provide precise information.

From questions about the origin of your down payment to reviewing “unusual” sources of income, banks want to ensure there are no surprises before they approve your mortgage. In his financial advice column for CTVNews.ca, Christopher Liew outlines some often-unexpected questions you should prepare to answer.

The Supreme Court's 2021 ruling in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez put a renewed focus on "injury in fact" as a key jurisdictional question in class action lawsuits...

TransUnion released a new portfolio management solution designed to help lenders assess the riskiness of a portfolio from a property value perspective.

Identity Verification Market was valued at US$ 8.75 Bn. in 2022. Global Identity Verification Market size is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 15.4 % over the forecast period.

From how to avoid being an IT ‘have-not’ to ensuring a rich post-CIO experience, IT executive recruiters Shawn Banerji and Martha Heller share what they see driving talent strategies and leadership careers in the year ahead.

The Great Default? Student Loans Are Due And Many Are Finding It Difficult To Make Expensive Car Payments

The consequences of bankruptcy can be devastating, as shown in the ITV hit Mr Bates vs the Post Office. Heres what you should you do if you are about to go bankrupt.

Plus, solid-state batteries are coming from Toyota, and new car inventories are way up

A new report said that Canadians have racked up an eye-popping $109.4 billion in credit card debt, an increase of 4% since 2019.