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Tony Banks asked: The process of cleaning bad entries from your file is very doable so long as you stick to the rules. Yes, there are rules guiding this process and you can achieve significant improvement on your credit rating if you really follow the procedures.You’ll be needing a good understanding of how to handle [...]

Adam Tijerina asked: As you should be well aware by now you can get your free credit reports every year from the government’s own annual credit report site, but the major credit reporting agencies – Experian, Equifax, and Transunion are not required to provide their credit scores free so if you want them in many [...]

Tony Banks asked: This is a good question, and the short answer would be all of them! Let me explain… The first thing you have to understand is that a lender that is looking to extend you cash would always find a way to check out your creditworthiness and they do so by turning to [...]

Tony Banks asked: If there’s any one particular thing that many consumers want other than increasing their score and cleaning negative accounts from their credit report, it is the need to know what the reporting agencies use to churn-out the figures on their reports.A step by step approach will do here. FICO represents Fair Isaac [...]

Justin Fox asked: A 3 1 credit report is an extremely convenient.Hi I’m Justin Fox and I’ll tell you where to get the best 3 1 credit report, and some other tips and FAQ’s. You don’t want to pay more then you have to right?All us have less time in this modern world, we are [...]

Tony Banks asked: Credit bureaus operate independently of one another. Even though all three – Transunion, Equifax and Experian perform the same function of collating financial information about you, they are operated and managed by a different management body and thus, they have their own internal company rules that they use to decide what to [...]

Nora Hansell asked: Consumers need to know that as of February 14, 2009, Experian based FICO scores and reports, previously available at myfico.com, are no longer available to consumers. As Barry writes at myfico.com, “The change will be effective on February 14th, 2009. While Experian’s decision eliminates the consumers’ ability to see their own FICO

Peter Emerson asked: In the United States, legislation in the form of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires the three nationwide consumer reporting companies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) to provide you with free credit reports once every twelve months. Credit reports are documents that contain information as to your credit worthiness by providing information [...]