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  • February 11, 2026
  • Arth Data Solutions

I Paid On Time But My Report Is Wrong – What Should I Do?

I Paid On Time But My Report Is Wrong – What Should I Do? The most frustrating situation You did your part: ·         EMIs paid on time, ·         loan or card closed, ·         maybe even extra payments. Then you see your credit report and something is clearly wrong – an overdue, an active loan that’s […]

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  • February 9, 2026
  • Arth Data Solutions

How Often Data Really Gets Updated (Not When You Think It Does)

How Often Data Really Gets Updated (Not When You Think It Does) The conversation usually goes off-track on a slide that looks perfectly harmless. It’s a collections strategy review. On the screen: a bureau-based roll-rate chart, neatly labelled: “Portfolio snapshot – December 2025, retail unsecured” Someone in the room asks what sounds like a minor […]

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  • February 6, 2026
  • Arth Data Solutions

Anatomy of a Credit Report (What Lenders Actually Use – and Ignore)

Anatomy of a Credit Report (What Lenders Actually Use – and Ignore) The argument usually starts because someone has zoomed in too far. It’s a portfolio review on unsecured retail. The big numbers have been covered. GNPA, flow rates, vintage curves. Then an analyst puts up a slide with a screenshot of something everyone recognises […]

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  • February 4, 2026
  • Arth Data Solutions

How Often Should You Check Your Credit Score?

How Often Should You Check Your Credit Score? The two extremes Some people never check their credit score until a loan gets rejected. Others refresh their score every week and panic over every 5-point move. Both extremes create problems. Let’s find a middle path. The real purpose of checking You don’t check your score to […]

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