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Fair Credit Reporting – Multiple Choice
1. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) protects:
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a) Companies only
b) Consumers’ credit information
c) Banks only
d) Employers only
2. Non-compliance with FCRA can lead to:
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a) Legal penalties
b) Consumer lawsuits
c) Reputational damage
d) All of the above
3. Compliance professionals must ensure:
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a) Adherence to consumer protections
b) Ignoring regulations
c) Faster loans
d) Marketing compliance only
4. FCRA requires accurate:
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a) Credit reporting
b) Weather forecasting
c) Advertising
d) Internet content
5. Reputational damage from FCRA non-compliance can:
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a) Strengthen trust
b) Harm company credibility
c) Increase profits
d) Reduce penalties
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