“For our affiliates' everyday business purposes — information about your creditworthiness Yes Yes”
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Consumers have an actionable right to limit the flow of their creditworthiness data to Bank of America's affiliates, meaning this sharing is not automatic and unrestricted.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a table row snippet ('Yes Yes') without full column headers provided. The interpretation that the second 'Yes' confirms consumer opt-out availability is standard for Bank of America privacy notice table formatting, but the column headers are not reproduced verbatim in the excerpt, introducing minor inferential reliance.
You may limit Bank of America's sharing of your creditworthiness information with its affiliates for everyday business purposes.
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Consumers have an actionable right to limit the flow of their creditworthiness data to Bank of America's affiliates, meaning this sharing is not automatic and unrestricted.
You may limit Bank of America's sharing of your creditworthiness information with its affiliates for everyday business purposes.
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