Hardship rules on credit reporting to impact small businesses

Banks would face penalties of up to $100,000 for failing to tell a credit reporting agency when a consumer had a financial hardship arrangement in place if draft laws for mandatory comprehensive credit reporting are implemented.

by | 20 Aug, 2019

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If passed the legislation would likely impact both consumers and small business owners as credit information would flow more freely between banks and reporting agencies.

Read more at the SMH. 

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