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Missing current account
2nd_mortgage
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Hi all,
I check my credit report regularly on Clearscore & Noddle. Both these reports don't show my main current account which I use for all my direct debits, salary etc & which I have had since the summer of 2000. It also has a significant overdraft limit which I have never used. Instead it shows 2 other current accounts - 1 that I have jointly with my wife & a 2nd one that I don't really use much.
I am sure when I signed up for these reports, I had mentioned my main current account.
Should I bother raising a dispute & getting this information added? Will it make a difference? I will be looking to remortgage my property in a few months time & have a few 0% credit card balances so am wanting to ensure that I can get as many positive points as possible.
I check my credit report regularly on Clearscore & Noddle. Both these reports don't show my main current account which I use for all my direct debits, salary etc & which I have had since the summer of 2000. It also has a significant overdraft limit which I have never used. Instead it shows 2 other current accounts - 1 that I have jointly with my wife & a 2nd one that I don't really use much.
I am sure when I signed up for these reports, I had mentioned my main current account.
Should I bother raising a dispute & getting this information added? Will it make a difference? I will be looking to remortgage my property in a few months time & have a few 0% credit card balances so am wanting to ensure that I can get as many positive points as possible.
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Many current accounts don't appear. It will make little difference in the big scheme of things.
Remember to check Experian as well for a full picture.0
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