Your Credit Report

Source: Equifax UK

Your credit report, sometimes referred to as your "credit history" or "credit file", contains information about you and your finances. This is gathered by Equifax from many sources on an ongoing basis to ensure it is as accurate and up to date as possible, including information from most companies that have extended you credit. Lenders use all this information to make decisions based on their own lending criteria.

Because your credit report changes constantly, it is important that you review this information regularly.

What Information is Included in Your Report?

  • Your name and any variations of your name

  • Your date of birth

  • Previous addresses if provided

  • Current address

  • Credit accounts and history

  • Public records (bankruptcies, civil judgments, etc)

  • Electoral Roll information

  • Records of enquiries or searches made by lenders on your file

Order your credit report now

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What Equifax Credit Rating offers:
 
What Equifax Credit Reports offer:

View your Credit Rating and Credit Report online instantly.

 

Immediate secure online access

Receive an explanation of your rating and your Credit Report to better understand how lenders make decisions about giving you credit

 

Details on credit cards and loans opened in your name, companies who have looked at your credit file, how you pay your credit agreements, and more.

Receive advice on improving your Credit Rating and see how your rating compares against the UK population

 

An easy-to-read, printable format

Access to your Credit Report and rating online for 30 days

 

Ability to dispute errors in your credit file quickly and easily online

   

 

All for only £12.95

 
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