Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Fair Credit Reporting Act?
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is a federal law that governs the gathering, use and disclosure of information in connection with consumer credit transactions. The FCRA permits us to share:
- Identification information about a customer
- Information about a customers transactions with any Superior Finance Company or affiliate
- Information about the experiences any Superior Finance Company or affiliate may have with a customer
A customer may request that we limit sharing of non-public personal information related to a consumer credit transaction among Superior Finance Company or affiliates. This non-public personal information is often helpful to us in determining a customers interest in or eligibility for additional consumer credit or insurance products.