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Best CRA to check defaults?
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london1973
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Can anyone recommend the best place
to check for defaults. I am assuming some are better than others, in terms of updating faster and not missing anything (i am convinced one of them doesn’t list half of my creditors)
I am at a point i need check these regularly and would ideally do this in one place each time, any pointers?
Thanks
TO DELETE THIS, ONLY EDIT - I SEE THIS HAS BEEN ANSWERED ON A PREVIOUS POST
Can anyone recommend the best place
to check for defaults. I am assuming some are better than others, in terms of updating faster and not missing anything (i am convinced one of them doesn’t list half of my creditors)
I am at a point i need check these regularly and would ideally do this in one place each time, any pointers?
Thanks
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Hi could you share the answer please?
Is one better or is it best to check all of them?
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You need to check them all: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/check-free-credit-report/Mostly because not all lenders check, or report to, all three of the CRAs.Also, just bear in mind that the free report you'll see is not updated in real-time (unlike the paid version which a lender will use), so it's not unusual for any change in your credit circumstances to take a few weeks to filter through to the report you see.
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CliveOfIndia said:You need to check them all: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/check-free-credit-report/Mostly because not all lenders check, or report to, all three of the CRAs.Also, just bear in mind that the free report you'll see is not updated in real-time (unlike the paid version which a lender will use), so it's not unusual for any change in your credit circumstances to take a few weeks to filter through to the report you see.0
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CliveOfIndia said:You need to check them all: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/check-free-credit-report/Mostly because not all lenders check, or report to, all three of the CRAs.Also, just bear in mind that the free report you'll see is not updated in real-time (unlike the paid version which a lender will use), so it's not unusual for any change in your credit circumstances to take a few weeks to filter through to the report you see.I have Dyslexia which is a learning difficulty that primarily affects the skills involved in accurate and fluent word reading and spelling so some post may not make sense.0
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