Do you know of someone who answered an ad for O% financing for a car, and the best they could get was 6%?

Or someone who found their dream house, but the loan officer told them they qualified only for a high rate, which made the house unaffordable to them?

Or someone who was turned away from renting an apartment, because the landlord didn't like what he saw in the credit report?.

All these people were affected by the information in their credit report.Sometimes our own decisions affect us, in the way we create our credit history.

Sometimes we are hurt by what others do - errors in our credit reports, or through identity theft.  

This report tells you about getting your credit score, and getting it corrected if there are errors.

Authentic information from a non-profit organisation.

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