Board 8 > I've asked this before, but is there a place you can get free credit scores?

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My dad is bugging me about this, but it seems like most places want money.

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F R E E that spells Free.

Credit Report.com baby.

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Credit Karma is the only one that gives you a score and doesn't require your credit card number beforehand. The downside is that it's not an "official" score from one of the three big credit agencies, but their own estimated score. It's still better than nothing.

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Just curious, what are the big three credit agencies?

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Also, thanks for the website. He's got his credit rating in the 750+ range so that's good.

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TheRock1525 posted...
Just curious, what are the big three credit agencies?

Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion.

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You're entitled to one free credit report a year. Read here for more:

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre34.shtm

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From: Grand Kirby | #007
You're entitled to one free credit report a year. Read here for more:

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre34.shtm

True dat, but you've gotta pay for the actual scores.

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have you not like

watched tv in the past 10 years

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Free my ass

Unless you have a reason for multiple reports per year, go with the government one, which is ACTUALLY free.

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but is the government one called 'freecreditreport'? NO

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From: shadosneko | #009
have you not like

watched tv in the past 10 years

Those televised sites always require your credit card beforehand. It's "free" for like three days and unless you cancel in time (a process that is often intentionally confusing and may require a phone call), you get hooked for the first monthly charge. Heck, these days, it's not even "kinda sorta free" anymore. A few of the sites have you pay a buck or two upfront.

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