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Do You Have a Question for an Executive at Equifax? Ask It!

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The credit crisis has created a situation in which many people are seeing drops in their credit scores. At a time when credit scores are more important than ever, as banks tighten their requirements, credit worthiness is dropping. If you are interested in learning a little bit more about credit, how your credit score is figured and used, how you can make a debt repayment plan, how to save money on credit payments or any number of other credit-related subjects, you can ask the source.



Steve Ely, President of Equifax’s Consumer Business, is going to answer questions that I ask him. I thought it would be nice to let you, the readers, ask questions. If you are interested in asking a question, leave it in the comments, or email it to me at mirandamarquit@gmail.com. I will choose five or six questions (or maybe more, depending on how much time is left) to ask Steve Ely.




Profile: Miranda Marquit

Miranda is a financial journalist. Her work has appeared in a number of publications, online and off, and been mentioned by the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, NPR, and Consumerist. Miranda is a contributor to U.S. News & World Report, and writes at the blog Planting Money Seeds. She is also a panelist for the Money Mastermind Show, and the Money Tree Investing Podcast.