CFPB Letter to Oregon State Legislature on Barring Medical Bills on Credit Reports

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Operational Brief

The letter discusses the CFPB's stance on barring medical bills from credit reports. The CFPB supports legislation in Oregon to prevent medical debt from being reported as negative information on credit reports.

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Original Source Material

A letter written by Seth Frotman, CFPB General Counsel, to Senator Wlnsvey Campos and the Representative Nathan Sosa of the Oregon State Legislature.