Just did that pledge loan play @Yungan Urban

What’s good, Cash Talk family! I got some important information for y’all today, and I don’t want anybody missing out on something they may qualify for! Equifax has agreed to a proposed $100 MILLION settlement after a computer mistake caused incorrect credit information to be sent to lenders in 2022. Think about this… Imagine applying for a car loan, mortgage, or credit card, and the bank receives the WRONG information about your credit! That’s exactly why understanding your credit is so important. 💰 HOW MUCH MONEY CAN YOU RECEIVE? Eligible individuals who submit valid claims are estimated to receive between $95 and $280. The actual amount could be higher or lower, and payments depend on final court approval. ✅ HERE’S HOW TO CHECK AND FILE: STEP 1: Visit the official settlement website: https://www.equifaxfaircreditreportingsettlement.com/ STEP 2: Look for an official settlement notice in your email or regular mail. The notice should explain if Equifax identified you as someone affected by its 2022 computer error. STEP 3: On the official website, click “File Your Claim.” Follow the instructions, enter the information requested, and submit your claim if you’re eligible. STEP 4: Save your confirmation or a copy of your submission for your records. 📅 IMPORTANT DEADLINES: - November 27, 2026 — Deadline to opt out or object. - December 28, 2026 — Last day to submit a claim. - January 22, 2027 — Final approval hearing. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Not everybody qualifies! This settlement is specifically for people affected by the Equifax computer coding error between March 17 and April 8, 2022. If you never received a notice, contact the settlement administrator to ask about your eligibility. 📞 Settlement Administrator: 1-888-808-1542 And remember, filing a settlement claim can affect your right to sue separately about this issue. Read the settlement information before submitting. 🔥 CASH TALK COMMUNITY CHALLENGE:

I want to refinance my vehicle but not sure when is a good time to do so! Do I need a certain credit score or do I need a built up credit profile!? Please let me know something family appreciate it!

Im on Experian and i checked my personal info and i see an also known as another name that not mine. How can i dispute?

What if we wanting some hand on 1 on 1 with learning credit ?