How To Get A Free Credit Score Report

What is a credit score?

Your credit score is a numerical score that represents how creditworthy you are, or in other words, a number that demonstrates your reputation as a borrower. The higher the score, the more creditworthy you appear.

What range of credit scores are considered 'good'?

How is it different to a credit report?

What can I do with a good credit score?

A good credit score puts you in a strong financial position in several ways including giving you more negotiating power when applying for a loan, an increased borrowing capacity and a better chance of being approved for a loan or credit card.

How often can I check my credit score and report?

As many times as you like! Your credit score will be updated once a month, or whenever something on your file changes (if you've opted into our credit file monitoring service).

Negative actions that can affect your credit score

How can I improve a bad credit score?

How can I fix errors in my credit report?

If you find any errors on your credit report or see something that shouldn't be there, you should contact Experian immediately to request to have it removed. Learn more.

Level up with the Finder app 📈

The Finder app takes your credit score and your money to the next level. You'll get automatic credit score updates, be able to see all your accounts in one place, track your spending and discover your chance of being approved* for a loan or credit card before you even apply.

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How To Get A Free Credit Score Report

Source: https://www.finder.com.au/credit-score

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