Metro East REIA
- Jul 15, 2022
- 1 min read

Medical Debt Is Being Removed From Credit Reports

Numerous media outlets have reported that as of July 1st, the three major credit bureaus are removing paid-off medical debt from individual credit reports. In addition, according to Marketplace, any new medical bills that don’t don’t get paid right away, will not appear on credit reports for at least a year versus the current six months and, in 2023, unpaid medical debts under $500 will no longer show up on credit reports. Continue reading HERE...

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