If you haven’t checked your credit score yet then you can check it n internet by using any of the websites. These websites are accredited by three credit bureaus. You can check your credit score for free of cost both on monthly and annually basis.
Posted on 06 January 2011
If you haven’t checked your credit score yet then you can check it n internet by using any of the websites. These websites are accredited by three credit bureaus. You can check your credit score for free of cost both on monthly and annually basis.
Posted on 16 August 2010
Many of us would want to know what are credit status is but are not willing to pay to the bureaus for a credit report. With the help of these ways you can get a free credit report.
Posted on 01 September 2009
Although you may have seen the phrase “free credit report” many times on websites, but is it really free? Well, the answer is yes, and no.
Posted on 26 August 2009
Just like all other scoring models, credit scores have a range. Although no one seems to know exactly what the range is, it’s roughly somewhere between 300 to 850. Some say that the credit scores go up to 900.
Posted on 25 August 2009
There are three main credit-reporting agencies, that are operating currently. They include Equifax, Experian and Transunion.Each credit bureau works independently and reports separate information from one another. This causes each bureau to have different report.
Posted on 24 August 2009
It is already hard enough to maintain a good credit score, without the issues of misinformation constantly showing up on our credit reports. Moreover, identity theft can destroy our credit profile and create huge problems down the road. Thus, it’s extremely important to look closely at your credit report long before, you apply for a [...]
Posted on 23 August 2009
A credit inquiry is basically a notice on your credit report, that shows the attempts you made to apply for some type of new credit. This new credit can be a mortgage, auto loan, or credit card. Whether they are approved or not, credit inquiries show up on your credit report, so that other creditors know if you’ve been trying to secure new lines of credit recently.
Posted on 16 August 2009
In case you find any errors on your credit report, you will have to dispute it with the credit bureaus in order to get it corrected. The following contact information may help you to find these bureaus and to talk to them.
Posted on 04 August 2009
Yes, it is true that businesses can pull your credit report without your permission. Your future may rely on what’s in your credit report and businesses can judge you by it no doubt. And the worse thing is that pulling your report can potentially lower your hard built credit score.
Posted on 04 August 2009
It is extremely important for everyone to get their free credit report, check it for errors, and dispute the information to get it corrected. You are protected by the Fair Credit Reporting Act that allows you to dispute any wrong information by asking all credit reporting agencies (like Experian, TransUnion, etc) to respond with an investigation of your creditors.