What is the purpose of the Fair Credit Reporting Act?

What is the purpose of the Fair Credit Reporting Act?



A) It gives consumers the right to question reports made about them by investigative agencies.

B) It protects credit companies during the course of their investigations.

C) It guarantees that credit reports will remain confidential and not accessible to businesses that do not sell insurance.

D) It prohibits insurance companies from obtaining reports on applicants from investigative agencies.



Answer: A) It gives consumers the right to question reports made about them by investigative agencies.

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