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Do You Know Where Your Credit Rating Is Today?

It is more important than ever to keep a close watch on your credit rating. That record can determine not only if you can make a credit purchase but also what the interest charges will be. It is helpfull to know who has been checking your file. Too many inquiries can lower your score. Then there is the old issue of erroneous information. The more quickly you identfy and deal with errors in your credit report the easier they generally are to resolve. And today there is the greater threat of identity theft. The best way to know if someone has managed to open a credit account in your name or intercept a credit card can be by asking for a copy of your credit report.

Now thanks to your web access you can check it easier than ever. First beware of free credit reports. Some are perfectly legitimate but keep in mind the same information you give is the information needed by an unscrupulous person wanting to steal your good credit rating. The safest source is to go directly to the three credit reporting agencies. If you're checking your credit report, you should get a report from each company. They will vary to some degree, and one may have a complaint about you that the others do not. All of the companies offer a 3-in-1 report, with a credit score. That's a complete report, and should cost you $35 or $40.

Experian
Transunion
Equifax