About Your Free Credit Report and Free Credit Score
Your credit report
is a snapshot of your credit at a particular moment in time. However, in reality
that information is flowing in and out of your credit report all the time. Credit
applications, home and auto loans, payments, an address change or even an inquiry
from a prospective creditor all show up on your credit report – and affect
your credit score.
Your credit score
is calculated based on the information in your credit report. Credit scores allow
lenders to quickly make on-the-spot credit decisions based on a 3-digit number that
sums up your credit worthiness. There are many credit scoring models in use today;
all are designed to rate your likelihood to repay your debts. When you order your
credit report online, you will also receive your current credit score as well as
an analysis of the factors affecting your score.
Credit history is the main determining factor of credit nowadays, but there are
potential problems that can work against consumers. Since some credit reports can
contain inaccuracies
serious enough to cause consumers to be denied credit, a loan or even a job,
keeping abreast of changes to your credit file is vitally important.
Identity theft
is also on the rise, now being the number one consumer complaint reported to the
Federal Trade Commission. One of the first places identity theft shows up is often
on your credit report. Monitoring your credit is one of the easiest and most effective
ways of protecting your credit against errors and fraud.
CreditReport.com is a leader in providing free credit reports
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bureaus: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.