a second notice was sent at least 30 days later to let you know that if you don’t make a payment the credit provider intends to disclose the information to a credit reporting body.a notice has been sent to your last known address to let you know about the overdue payment and requesting payment.the overdue payment is equal to or more than $150.the payment has been overdue for at least 60 days.DefaultsĪ credit provider can list a default on your credit report if: You are considered to have missed a payment if you make the payment more than 14 days after the due date.Ī credit provider isn’t required to send you a written notice before listing a missed payment on your credit report. This information remains on your credit report for 2 years. The information appears on your credit report as a number (from 0 to 7) showing the age, in months, of your oldest missed payment. How a credit provider must handle a financial hardship requestĪ credit provider can list information about your repayment history on your credit report, including whether you have made payments on time or missed any payments.When a credit provider can list repayments and defaults on your credit report.Consumer Data Right Open sub menu for Consumer Data Right.Information policy Open sub menu for Information policy.
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