Jun 26, 2018
Divorce doesn’t directly impact a person’s credit report. Lucky for us, marital status isn’t included on credit. However, the indirect effects of divorce from joint bank accounts, authorized names on loan agreements and a decrease in household income could lead to credit damage. Protect your credit after divorce with these three tips.
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