Consumer Law Author

Amanda Carlson

Amanda Carlson is a seasoned attorney with a focus on consumer protection and class actions. She has represented clients in numerous high-profile cases and has a proven track record of success.

Credentials

J.D., Harvard University

10+ yearsConsumer ProtectionClass Actions

Assigned posts

Articles by Amanda Carlson

How Long Do Checks Take to Deposit? Timelines & HoldsHow to Report Fraud: FTC, FBI, and Other AgenciesDo Student Loans Require a Cosigner: Federal vs. PrivateWhat Is Credit Counseling and How Does It Work?How Long to Keep Credit Card Statements: 60 Days to 7 YearsHow to Close a Current Account and Avoid FeesHow Does Your Credit Score Affect Interest Rates?How to Get Medical Bills Reduced: Negotiate and AppealHow Does Cash Back Work on Credit Cards: Earn and RedeemDo Title Loans Go on Your Credit Report?Does Paying Off Closed Accounts Help Your Credit?What Does Mobile Home Insurance Cover and Exclude?What Does “Closed” Mean on Your Credit Report?How to Prove a Debt Is Not Yours: Dispute StepsDoes Adding a Driver Increase Your Car Insurance?Who Tracks All of Your Credit Information: Bureaus & MoreHow Does an Overdraft Work? Fees and ConsequencesWhere Can I Cash a Government Check Near Me?Can I Go Over My Credit Limit? Fees and PenaltiesHow Much Is Car Insurance With a DUI: Average RatesHow to Put a Fraud Alert on Your Social Security NumberHow to Check for Delinquency on Your Credit ReportHow Long After Bankruptcy Can I Get Credit: TimelinesHow Long Does Derogatory Information Stay on Your Credit Report?What Is a Cash Allowance? How It Works for Car BuyersWhat Is Identity Monitoring? How It Works and Its LimitsHow to Dispute Your Credit Report on Credit KarmaHow to Negotiate Debt Settlement on Your Own: StepsWhat Does Charge Off Mean? Do You Still Owe It?Why Is My Current Balance Negative? What It Means