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Cant update my score ?
smallzoo2
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Our credit score has been mediocre for years according to experian yet I've not had a problem getting a small loan if necessary. Its now classed as poor which I dont understand. We have paid off our mortgage and two credit cards. When I applied for another £1000 loan it said rejected and it said I was still paying £1300 a month towards a mortgage but we are not ! Looking at the report on the MSE club it says the mortgage account is closed yet somewhere it still thinks we are paying the £1300 which obviously affects our affordability... where is the this information and how can I tell them they are wrong
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Check your files with all the CRAs to see what appears, not just the Credit Club. Disregard the credit scores they give you - you (and lenders) are only interested in what appears on your files.0
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CRAs what do you mean sorry0
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Credit Reference Agencies, Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.smallzoo2 said:CRAs what do you mean sorry0 -
Oh Sorry I thought the MSE club was experian as its loads up the report0
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MSE Credit Club is based on Experian data, the actual CRA is Experian so any disputes or complaints would go via them.smallzoo2 said:Oh Sorry I thought the MSE club was experian as its loads up the report0 -
Never associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
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Your credit score is a made-up number that lenders can't even see, so you can safely ignore it. What matters is your credit history.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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