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Credit Reports
March 2006 - The three major credit reporting agencies wanted to switch to a common scoring system "VantageScore". - News report on Netscape.com - Experian's press release Some use has been made of it, but FICO still rules.First, see if you qualify for a free credit report. Depending on your circumstances or state of residence, you may qualify for a free or reduced rate one. One of the first rules of good credit is being wise about how you spend your money. This includes the area of credit reports!
Credit Reports
- Single company
- TransUnion - $9 in most cases, includes credit score.
- Experian.com
$12.95 - Includes credit score and access to their score simulator(let's you see the effects different of different actions on your score).
- Equifax - $9 in most cases, $12.95 to include credit score.
FREE - FreeCreditReport.com - Try their credit monitoring service, FREE for 30 days, and receive a FREE copy of your credit report.
$9.95 - ConsumerInfo's Instant Online Credit Report viewable for 30 days
TrueCredit's Consumer Credit Report - $9.95
- Combined
ConsumerInfo's 3 Bureau Online Credit Report - $34.95 (includes score)
TrueCredit's Online 3-in-1 Credit Report - $34.95 (score +$4.95)
- Experian.com
TrueCredit's Example Credit Score - Add on for $4.95(total of $14.90)
$14.95 - ConsumerInfo's Combination Instant Credit Score and Report - includes personalized analysis and tips for improvement.
- Credit Scoring Booklets by Fair Isaac
- FICO Score Estimator
TrueCredit's Monitoring Service - $39.95/year(1 report with score) or $79.95 (more reports and other features )