How An Auto Accident Can Hurt Your Credit
How An Auto Accident Can Hurt Your Credit
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Though auto accidents are not reported to credit bureaus, it's the debt associated with auto accidents that could hurt your credit. Get the facts about potential complications with the coordination of benefits process.
The National Safety Council (NSC) estimated that the total cost of deaths, injuries and property damage related to automobile accidents in 2016 totaled $432.5 billion. As if being hurt in an auto accident isn't bad enough, you may be doubly-challenged by the financial implications. Not only may you miss work (and a paycheck or more), but you may also find yourself responsible for unexpected medical bills. As with any other type of debt, when not handled promptly and appropriately, your credit can take a big hit. Get the facts regarding what does and does not affect your credit when you are in an automobile accident.
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