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Here's your money briefing for Friday, February 21st.
I'm Mariana Asburu for the Wall Street Journal.
Landlords are using a harsh tactic in rent disputes, damaging tenants' credit scores.
And we talked to some people whose credit score went down one or two hundred points as a result of this.
And so it can be an instance where, you know,
maybe the alleged debt is small, or it can be that the credit ratings agencies say,
just because you have this debt, we think that it is significant,
and it's going to cause your credit score to follow up.
We'll talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Caitlin Ostroff about how tenants are fighting back.
That's after the break.
More than half of all small claims disputes are rent cases.
But unlike in court,