Credit Access and Inclusion Act of 2025
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Plain-English Summary
This bill would allow banks and credit card companies to consider alternative payment histories—like rent, utility, and phone bill payments—when deciding whether to approve loans and credit applications, not just traditional credit scores. The change would help people without extensive credit histories, including immigrants and young adults, access credit more easily by showing they can pay their bills on time. Financial institutions would have more flexibility in evaluating creditworthiness while consumers would have more opportunities to build credit and access loans.
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