In 1989, the US government decided to concentrate our most sensitive data in the hands of three giant finance corporations: Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. These three corporations now store our biographic information, every address we’ve ever lived at, and every major financial transaction we’ve ever made — all so they can assign us a FICO credit score.
Seriously, did anything good happen during the Reagan/Bush administrations?
Anyway, this is a handy summary article about the Equifax breach and what you can do to protect your credit.
Freedom, Mark!
Freedom happened.
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“Seriously, did anything good happen during the Reagan/Bush administrations?”
Reagan made shows for kids that were basically adverts legal, so all those awesome TV shows, He-Man Transformers, etc were on him, according to the into for Cartoon Action Hour anyway.
< ![CDATA["Seriously, did anything good happen during the Reagan/Bush administrations?" Reagan made shows for kids that were basically adverts legal, so all those awesome TV shows, He-Man Transformers, etc were on him, according to the into for Cartoon Action Hour anyway.]]>
The deregulation also gave us relentlessly gendered toys, so you can than Ronnie for the endless aisles of pink at the toy store.
< ![CDATA[The deregulation also gave us relentlessly gendered toys, so you can than Ronnie for the endless aisles of pink at the toy store.]]>