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New MSE Credit Checker Tool - Please help us test if you have 5 mins
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Yes, very easy and gave expected result.
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Nice and easy to use,0
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worked well for me - with both my details and my friends....
fab addition !!Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup0 -
Loved the tool fascinating how the smallest change can make a big difference. Very Very quick looks like it is ready to roll!!My Motto in Life:
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Worked fine for me, I agree with the earlier posts about giving some idea as to how to improve your score based on the answers you have given. I also agree that household income and home ownership may be beneficial options.
As an earlier post said, why do you get a lower rating if you apply for things too closely together? I am currently giving our finances a MoneySavingExpert make-over and feel I have to be conscious to spread out applications for things to improve my position!! I suppose it is a case of statistics.:coffee: I love saving money!0 -
Great tool, easy to use and gave result I was expecting.0
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Worked fine for me, I tried a couple of times with different info. Agree that home owner or renter is something I thought made a difference too.Grant me the serenity to accept the people I cannot change, the courage to change the one I can and the wisdom to know it's me"0
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I think adding in the total of all of the credit limits you have plus the total of outstanding balances you have against those values is a neccessity as I beleive Yorkshireboy said. I think it said it was trying to mimic Experian credit scoring I tried it and got a score of average and on the last Experian score I bought I was an excellent and there has only been a small change,i.e. I have applied for 2 cards, but I suppose that could be enough. It is in agreement with Equifax I have never scored higher than average with them and their value is consistent whereas Experian's is much more variable (from information I have gathered from other people).
I would be much more happy to use this tool than pay for a credit score, which I think some people might have forgotten is part of the object.0 -
worked fine for me thanks and no errors when I started again!The greatest gift you'll ever learn,is just to love and be loved in return:love:Nature boy - Eden Ahbez0
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