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Find an error in your credit files? Most people who reach out to credit bureaus to address an error have a less than 2% chance of getting it fixed.

The credit bureaus that collect, store and share our data should be accountable to us, not the companies that use them to access our credit information.

We need legislation that puts consumers back in control of their credit.

Tell Congress to protect your credit and pass the Comprehensive CREDIT Act today.

There are three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.

Americans with health insurance now have new protections against unfair surprise medical bills.

On Jan. 1, the No Surprises Act went into effect, banning practices that had previously led as many as 1 in 5 Americans who visited a hospital or emergency room to receive surprise charges costing them hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars.

But what exactly is in this new law, and what does it mean for you? Here are some tips to help you get to know your new protections.

First, we could use some definitions: What exactly is a surprise medical bill?

Oftentimes, people choose to go to hospitals

It’s illegal for a candidate for office to accept foreign campaign contributions. But that rule doesn’t apply to campaigns to pass ballot initiatives, even though they’re also a crucial part of our democratic process.

We have a chance to change that. A new bipartisan federal bill would ensure that ballot questions are given the same protections against foreign influence as candidate elections.

Send an urgent message today telling your U.S. House representative to support the Stop Foreign Funds in Elections Act.

When we step into the voting booth, we’re given the opportunity to not