Credit Reports

Before applying for any type of financial loan, credit card, or service, you should be aware of what your credit rating is. We have laid out various type of credit reports you can recieve in order to view your history and/or score. Find out who has been looking into your credit history or check to see if you have any mistakes that need correcting. The better history and score you have improves the chances of qualifying for a loan or service.

Each link will open into a new browser window so that if you are not satisfied with the plans that they offer, you can return here and select another. This will save you from having to bookmark each and every site that might offer what you are looking to sign-up for.

Find out your credit score or receive an updated report.

True Credit Free Reports

Free Online Credit Report
Free Credit Score & Analysis
Free Borrowing Power Analysis
A 30-day trial of Credit Monitoring

Online 3-in-1 Report by True Credit
Secured online ordering. Get credit reports from all three major bureaus, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, for $34.95. These three national bureaus do not share data. When determining your ability to pay back a loan, most lenders examine all three credit reports.

Free Credit Reports by Consumer Info
Along with your report you will receive a CreditCheck® Monitoring Service trial. Receive essential alerts of key changes to your credit file. Add your Credit Score to see how you rate. See who's been checking your credit report. Use valuable tips, tools, and home sale and neighborhood reports

Three Bureau Credit Reports by Consumer Info
There are three major credit bureaus potentially recording and reporting information about you (Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union). The information on these reports may affect your ability to obtain credit.

Comprehensive detailed credit information in one document
Immediate access - viewable online within 60 seconds
Credit Report Key with helpful and thorough explanations
Report delivered securely to protect confidentiality

Free Credit Report
Credit Nexus offers 3-in-one reports with a free month trial. Great section on tips to repair any financial mishaps you may have made in the past

Instant Credit Score and Report by Consumer Info
Credit scores are based on the information in your credit bureau record. The majority of CreditXpert Credit Scores(tm) are between 350 and 850. Higher scores are better. With a high score, you have a good chance of getting the credit and loan(s) you want.

Thanks to your very high CreditXpert Credit Score(tm), you are likely to get the very best credit and loan offers available from lenders, such as those with the lowest rates and the lowest (if any) fees.

Both negative and positive factors influence your credit score. The most important factors of each are listed below, in order of importance. Remember that these factors vary in how strongly they impact your credit score.