Allison May asked: The answer to the above question is yes. You definitely should obtain a copy of your credit report. If you’re asking why, let’s talk about some important points about your credit report. What is in your credit report? Your credit report contains significant information about your accounts and finances. In your credit [...]
briennagrace asked: I am 18, and I do not own a credit card. I got my social security card and bank card stolen. I already got a new bank card and stopped the other one, but as far as my social security…that’s irreplaceable. I tried to get a credit report from freecreditreport.com, but you need [...]
uhohwhatswrong asked: How does one check ones credit. I know employers can do it to job prospects, but how do they do it. Same thing with landlords, anyone for that matter? Also, if you had all the information you needed to check someones credit report on the annualcreditreport.com (I think that is that site through [...]
Michael S asked: I just turned 18 and I tried to open a checking account with HSBC. However, to verify my identity they asked me a particularly odd question,about a mortgage taken out in April 2008. They asked me to name the account provider and amount paid. I became curious,and decided to perform a credit [...]
jerrome m asked: my social security number is swiss cheese, I am told by the big three credit bureaus this correction my take 12 to 18 months. So with common sense being as it is I do a people search with one of the key firms, they inform me that there is not a thing [...]