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3-in-1 Credit Report

Get the complete picture of your credit history!

Triple Bureau Credit Monitoring provides automatic alerts when activity is detected to your credit files at all three credit bureaus — Trans Union, Equifax and Experian

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Credit Scores vs. Reports
There are some important differences between your credit report and credit score. Your credit report is a detailed look into your current and recent credit history, while your credit score is an evaluation of your credit worthiness based on that report. To address any potential problems you may have with your credit, you need to first know what your credit worthiness has been valued at and then address any problems by looking at your detailed report.
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Credit Reports

Your credit history is neatly summed up in what’s called a credit report. It includes the account history information you might expect, along with your employment and personal information (among other things). More than one credit report company or bureau keeps records on you as well. These include Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. While they all record the same information, it’s important to note that they don’t share this information with each other.

Credit Report Access

Several entities can access you credit report for a fee. These include the following:

* Employers
* Insurers
* Landlords
* Lenders

These entities use your credit report to find out what kind of credit risk you are. It helps them determine whether or not they will do business with you. This means they’re using the facts of your credit history in whole or part to influence some portion of your future. The following is a list of times in your life when entities may look at your credit report:

* When applying for a job
* When applying for a loan
* When applying for credit
* When applying for insurance
* When applying to rent an apartment