Is there any kind of computer software that you can use to track your credit from home?
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All you have to do is to pen the app and enter your latest credit scores and you will see a graph. Keep an eye on it and you will see over time how financial decisions that involve credit like payments, loans and mortgages can affect your scores. There is also a Notes section that lets you keep track of what happened and and why your credit scores are down.
These are the features of this software:
* It has a touch and drag graph that enables you to scan dates and changes at an instant
* It has an easy input screen for Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion
* You can watch a tutorial video on how to use the app
* You can protect this by using passlock
* Has customizable start screen
* You will be able to choose timelines of a week, month, 6 months, etc.
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However if you are asking if there is a way to track your credit score from home, then sure. You would just need to subscribe with whatever credit scorer you want to follow. For example FICO at http://www.myfico.com/products/idf/description.aspx allows you to subscribe to their service for $4.95 a month to keep a track of your credit score as calculated by them. Of course if you are ever trying to borrow money and the lender checks a database other than their's then it will be fairly inaccurate, but possibly a decent estimation.
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