What do Lenders think of Alternative Credit?
The federally operated National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) ruled on November 9, 2010, that credit unions must accept alternative credit information at a member’s request when deciding on a member’s creditworthiness. If a member asks a credit union to consider information not gathered on a traditional credit report issued by the three credit bureaus, the credit union must comply. ANY creditor using credit reports to determine the creditworthiness of an applicant, must consider your alternative credit report if you present it.
To see the eCredable.com opinion letter from the NCUA and thier position on alternative credit CLICK HERE.