Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, a consumer reporting agency (credit bureau) must:
A) allow consumers to see credit ratings of businesses
B) allow consumers to see information about them that results in their being denied credit
C) allow any citizen (or business), without discrimination, to obtain a copy of a consumer report on any person
D) allow consumers to see credit ratings of businesses and allow any citizen (or business), without discrimination, to obtain a copy of a consumer report on any person
E) allow consumers to see information about them that results in their being denied credit and allow any citizen (or business), without discrimination, to obtain a copy of a consumer report on any person

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The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires consumer reporting agencies to allow consumers to access information about them that has been used to deny them credit, insurance, or employment. This ensures transparency and allows consumers to verify the accuracy of the information that has been reported.

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, a Consumer Reporting Agency