Credit Checks for Renters: How Your Credit Score Affects Your Ability to Rent a Home?
Finding a rental property in the UK can be competitive, and landlords often conduct credit checks to assess potential tenants' financial reliability. If you're wondering how your credit score impacts your ability to rent, here’s what you need to know. [more...]
What You Need to Know About Mortgage Credit Score
There are many things to keep in mind when taking a mortgage. But the most important thing is the mortgage credit score. This score basically tells you how reliable you are in repaying the loan. If your score is good, you will easily get a mortgage. [more...]
What is Identity Theft?
If you’re unlucky enough to have your identity stolen and find a fraudster has taken out credit in your name, then your credit score is going to be badly affected, and it could take several months and lots of phone calls to sort it all out. [more...]
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...]
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