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Carrie Reeder asked: Thinking of buying a new home or automobile? Before you shop, make sure you take a look at your credit report. You can be assured that your lender will. It is also important to keep up with the contents of your personal credit reports to reduce the likelihood of identity theft and [...]

Matt Triplett asked: You can’t fix a problem until you know what it is right. A majority of all Americans have never ordered their own report and half of those have never seen their own report. The scary part about that is according to studies 79% of all credit reports have errors and 25% of [...]

Hector Milla asked: Many discriminating consumers these days realize the importance of knowing their credit score. This 3 digit number affects most segments of human existence. Everything from house mortgages, to how much money a bank will lend, is determined by the report generated from the 3 credit bureaus. Since the flow of money is [...]

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 [...]

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

Davion Wong asked: There are various ways of getting your free 3 credit bureau report considering that the government has a mandate to give every citizen his own free copy of the credit report once a year. This will give you the chance to track down and monitor your financial information and verify the authenticity [...]

Zach Ford asked: Because of recent laws passed by the Federal Trade Commission, all major credit reporting agencies in the United States, including Equifax, TransUnion, Experian (formerly TRW), are required to provide consumers (that’s you!) with a totally free copy of their credit reports, if requested, up to once every 12 months. This means that [...]