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31 January, 07:00

When evaluating ms. hanks' creditworthiness, can herman take into account that ms. hanks lives in bastrop valley, and generally people there are a credit risk?

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  1. 31 January, 07:08
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    It depends. You can not discriminate against race, martial status, national origin, and age. Though where someone lives is not in a protected category for discrimination, someone could still sue if they feel they are being discriminated against based on where they live. A credit decision should be solely focused on their creditworthiness not their background.
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