Credit Report Center
If you've ever wondered what goes into your credit report, who can view it, and how you can change it, use the sidebar links to learn more.
A credit report is a summary of your financial history, which is prepared by credit bureaus (credit reporting agencies) and used by lenders, employers and others who, under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, have a legitimate need for the information. Coupled with today's technology, a credit report allows you to quickly get a response to credit applications.
Credit Reporting Agencies
Experian - www.experian.com - 888.397.3742
Trans Union - www.transunion.com - 800.916.8800
Equifax - www.equifax.com - 800.997.2493
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