Credit card search
Happypootle
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I'm a newbie, so hello to everyone!!!
My question is..
Is there a simple way of finding out what credit cards you have that are still active?
The reason I asked is because I recently opened a new online bank account, and had to contact them because the website said I had already registered for online banking with them, which didn't make sense to me at the time. Anyway, I reset my security and when I finally logged on, there was a credit card account showing (luckily with a £0.00 balance), which turned out to be an old card I had thought I'd cancelled ages ago.
This got me thinking, what other credit cards do I have out there where the accounts are still open?
Would appreciate your help!!!
Ta
My question is..
Is there a simple way of finding out what credit cards you have that are still active?
The reason I asked is because I recently opened a new online bank account, and had to contact them because the website said I had already registered for online banking with them, which didn't make sense to me at the time. Anyway, I reset my security and when I finally logged on, there was a credit card account showing (luckily with a £0.00 balance), which turned out to be an old card I had thought I'd cancelled ages ago.
This got me thinking, what other credit cards do I have out there where the accounts are still open?
Would appreciate your help!!!
Ta
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There are two or three companies that allow you to go online and access your credit file for a small fee.make sure you cancell this Direct debit arrangement before the end of the 30 day free period or you will be paying a whole years subcription(okay if you want year around access).
Experian
http://www.joincreditexpert.com/freecreditreport/?sc=410006&bcd=interactivehomepage1
there are also other links from martin's articles so have a look there for the other companies which you may want to check if the first report is not to your liking.
Good luck.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/credit-rating-credit-score
this is martin's page.