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louloubelle76
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Hi everyone
I was just wondering if there is any FREE websites where I can check my credit rating?
2 years ago I had to give up work due to illness etc so I couldnt pay my loan and catalogue's but I did see Citizen's Advice and they helped me with my budget etc so I paid a little a month for a few months, I then got a part time job last winter and increased my payments (finally paid 1 off now :T) but I was wondering would I still have a bad credit rating even though I have paid some but not what they expect a month?
Many thanks in advance
I was just wondering if there is any FREE websites where I can check my credit rating?
2 years ago I had to give up work due to illness etc so I couldnt pay my loan and catalogue's but I did see Citizen's Advice and they helped me with my budget etc so I paid a little a month for a few months, I then got a part time job last winter and increased my payments (finally paid 1 off now :T) but I was wondering would I still have a bad credit rating even though I have paid some but not what they expect a month?
Many thanks in advance
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I would imagine your credit report will make sad reading, sorry.
You can get your creit report free from Experian but you'll need a debit card to get it, then just cancel well BEFORE the 28 days trial period and it won't cost you a sausage."We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now!"0 -
Forget the credit agencies. They can do nothing for you. Just keep going to pay off your debts. When you have paid them, start saving.0
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