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You can survive with bad credit, but it’s not always easy and definitely not cheap. Establishing a good credit score will help you save money and make your financial life much easier. If you’re looking for reasons to maintain your good credit, one company you can use is ClearScore.
ClearScore is a free service and on the homepage of its website it promises to be "free, forever". It states that its aim is to empower people to take control of their finances by having complimentary access to their financial data, which has helped it attract a large number of customers. In the UK, there are three main credit reference agencies: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. They each collect information about people's financial history, existing credit arrangements and personal circumstances and present it in a credit report, with an overall number designated as a credit score. The report and score is then made available to lenders to help them decide whether to provide products such as credit cards, loans, mortgages and, if so, how much to charge and what credit limit to offer. There is no universal credit score as each agency holds slightly different information and uses its own metrics to analyse them, so it's a good idea to check your report with each oneImpressive
You can survive with bad credit, but it’s not always easy and definitely not cheap. Establishing a good credit score will help you save money and make your financial life much easier. If you’re looking for reasons to maintain your good credit, one company you can use is ClearScore.
ClearScore is a free service and on the homepage of its website it promises to be "free, forever". It states that its aim is to empower people to take control of their finances by having complimentary access to their financial data, which has helped it attract a large number of customers. In the UK, there are three main credit reference agencies: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. They each collect information about people's financial history, existing credit arrangements and personal circumstances and present it in a credit report, with an overall number designated as a credit score. The report and score is then made available to lenders to help them decide whether to provide products such as credit cards, loans, mortgages and, if so, how much to charge and what credit limit to offer. There is no universal credit score as each agency holds slightly different information and uses its own metrics to analyse them, so it's a good idea to check your report with each one
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