Sunday, November 4, 2012

Tips Reviewing Your Credit Report

Pull your credit report at least once a year an excellent proposal, must know what to look for when reviewing information. The first copy of the advice to ensure that you get the most from credit report:


  • check the references: See the name, address and social security number on your credit report. Although it seems weird spelling errors an alarm if a different name or address associated with your social security number, or if there are many social security numbers appear on the report.

  • make sure your creditors: All credit transactions should be examined carefully. Note any lender that you don't know. Also check the balance, because both are looking for differences.


Another important part of the information contained in the account of credit information shared or individual transactions. To say that you are the only person on the account, or to share with others.


  • make note of any delay: It is when the posters at the end has the greatest impact on your credit score. The due date for payment date must be examined to see if the account that actually pays late or if the error is reported.

  • view all public records: bankruptcy, foreclosure, serious economic mistake that collections, privileges and information in this section is displayed. Go and see if any of these elements are in the wrong. If you have files that are relevant to this section, make sure that it is spelled correctly.


I hope that the evaluation of your credit report you will find is a surprise. However, this is not always the case. Several reports have found that up to 25% of credit reports contain errors.

What do you do if you find an error on your credit report?

Get in touch with the Agency. Write each Office 3 (or on their website or e-mail) and talk with them about the error. Send a copy of all documents, making the request.

Tell your creditors. The creditor a letter stating that you dispute an item, a copy of the documents as proof of their claims.

Follow. The credit bureaus have 30 days to examine the dispute. They will then contact you to give you results.

Apply these tips can help you to understand the story, catch bugs, or errors and help you keep track of your credit history.

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