Credit Report Resources

Economy falters before budget report next week (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The economy, battered by the global credit crunch and facing a recession, suffered more bad news on Thursday before a key budget report due next week from the country's government.
 
Stopping credit offers can prevent identity theft (Green Bay Press-Gazette)
The Wisconsin Office of Privacy Protection suggests stopping pre-approved credit card offers as a way to guard against identity theft. The interested should call (888) 567-8688 or visit www.optoutprescreen.com.
 
Credit institutions requested to report on real estate loans (Nhân Dân)
Nhan Dan - Credit organisations have been requested to give full report on their loans to incomplete real estate projects by October 31, 2008 and loans to real estate sector in October 2008, according to a recently-issued document by the State Bank of Vietnam.
 
CreditCards.com: Weekly Credit Card Rate Report (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
AUSTIN, Texas----Annual percentage rates for new credit card offers rose this week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report. However, that move was due to a change in the composition of cards offered rather than any APR increases by banks.
 
Man charged with fraud, identity theft (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
A Tukwila man has been charged with identity theft after asking a police detective for help forging credit cards.
 
CBI's Lambert says healthy credit markets key to turnaround (Independent)
The Director-General of the CBI, Richard Lambert, has said that tax policies contained in next week's pre-Budget report by the Chancellor will be less important than ending the credit crunch itself.
 
TD Bank to report credit trading hit (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Toronto-Dominion Bank says it will report $350 million Canadian dollars in after-tax credit trading losses in its fourth quarter.
 
TD Bank to report $350 million in fourth-quarter credit losses (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)
TORONTO - TD Bank (TSX:TD) says it will book $350 million in credit trading losses in its fourth quarter, the latest of Canada's big banks to report exposure to troubled financial markets.