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"Affirm and/or any of its Bank Partners may report information about your loan or Savings Account (such as on-time, late, and missed payments; any defaults; and the fact you paid off your loan) to consumer reporting agencies...Excerpt from Affirm's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Affirm and/or any of its Bank Partners may report information about your loan or Savings Account (such as on-time, late, and missed payments; any defaults; and the fact you paid off your loan) to consumer reporting agencies...”
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