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ARTICLE · 23 AUGUST 2021

Know Your Rights! How To Dispute Credit Report Errors?

Dr Hassan Elhais
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It is important that you develop the habit of being aware of the relevance of your credit report and also develop a habit of regularly checking the same.

United Arab EmiratesInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
Hassan Elhais
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It is important that you develop the habit of being aware of the relevance of your credit report and also develop a habit of regularly checking the same. 'Credit report' in short, can determine your buying power and can influence the decisions for obtaining a loan from a bank, renting or purchasing any real estate. It is even said to be relied on my prospective employers to validate your reliability towards financial obligations. A financial institution can often rely on your credit report to determine whether you qualify for the issuance of the loan and also to determine the deposit amount that you need to pay in order to obtain a loan. For these various requirements, you must regularly check your credit report and credit score and aim to create a strong credit history.

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