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How Does Credit Report Work?

Financial independence is everyone’s dream, but only a few realize it. This is because not many people know that much of their financial freedom is tied with their credit reports. A credit report is a detailed summary of your credit history generated separately by the 3 credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian). They collect and maintain your credit history as reported by your creditors and lenders to keep track of your creditworthiness. A credit report includes:

  • Your personal information
  • Lines of credit details.
  • Public records such as bankruptcies
  • A list of entities that have asked to view your report.

Since not all lenders and creditors report to all three credit bureaus, your credit status will likely vary. Hence, it is crucial to ensure that the information in these reports is accurate and up to date because it works as a measure to assess your financial reliability.

Credit Report – Why is it Important?

As your credit report records your past and current debts, including payment history, it is vital to ensure that it is complete and accurate. This is because it can impact numerous areas of your life, such as the ability to:

  • Rent an apartment
  • Mortgage a home
  • Buy a car
  • Get a personal loan
  • Get a job

Potential landlords are likely to review your credit report to determine lending rates and your ability to make rental payments. Likewise, some employers check credit reports as part of the job application process.

Needless to say that your credit report is the only information source that lenders have to calculate your credit score and determine how likely you are to default on the loan or payback.

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Credit Ranges – Where You Stand

As a credit score (a three-digit number) helps creditors determine your creditworthiness, it is crucial to know your score, what it should be and how to improve it. Furthermore, it will give you a clear idea of whether you’ll qualify for a new loan or credit card. Put simply, it affects your financial outcome.

According to the FICO credit score model, the range starts from 300 to 855.

300–579
580–669
670–739
740–799
800–855

Ideally, your score should be somewhere in the range of very good or exceptional if you want to qualify for unsecured loans or financial products at best terms and low-interest rates.

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How to Improve Your Financial Stability?

To improve your credit, focus on the following:

  • Pay bills regularly and promptly
  • Maintain reasonable, unused credit
  • Invest in credit report monitoring

At Master Credit Report, we assist clients with debt. Our objective is to negotiate reduce – eliminate your debt. We will also offer you with our monitoring services so you can look at your reports as an added layer of protection at your fingertips.

Our team will evaluate your personal situation and will give you a secure and confidential service. We will give you transparency of the process every step

For more information or service assistance, contact us today.
You’re only a step away from realizing financial stability.

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