Identity Theft Warning Signs
Identity theft appears to be on the rise, with British authorities recording a 4% increase in 2024 compared with 2023. There are however some key things to look out for if you are concerned about the potential for identity theft. [more...]
Top 5 Factors Which Damage Your Credit Score
Lenders and creditors look at your credit score and the detail in your credit file to help decide if you’re a good risk for credit or not. But it can be easy to damage your credit score without realising it. Here are five common ways your credit score could take a hit. [more...]
Who Can See My Credit Report
There is a range of different organisations which might ask for access to your credit record, but the two main groups are financial services, and employers or landlords. Banks, building services and other providers such insurance companies or credit card companies will always run a credit check before allowing you to open a new bank account or take out a new credit card, or even when upping your credit limit on an existing account. [more...]
Why are regular credit checks essential for your financial security?
Nowadays, financial security is very important. Credit score plays an important role in your financial future. Regular credit checks will help you understand your financial situation and take necessary action. Many times we don't know what our credit score is, but it can affect bank loans, credit cards or any other financial transaction. [more...]
Common Myths About Credit Scores Debunked
Credit score is a topic that is almost unknown to everyone and misconceptions are prevalent. Many people think that credit score is only important in getting a loan. But actually it affects your financial situation, loan acceptability, future loan prospects and many other factors. [more...]
What is an Eligibility Score?
Your eligibility rating is worked out by comparing your credit record information with the lender's criteria. Each lender has its own rules about the sort of person they wish to have as a customer, and you may well be accepted for one lender, and turned down for another which is using the same information. Using an eligibility checker should mean that you only put in applications for products which you know you are pretty certain of being approved for. [more...]
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