Free Credit Report

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  • The Fair Credit Reporting Act guarantees that borrowers can acquire a free copy of their credit report from each of the three consumer reporting agencies once every 12 months. Borrowers can also request a free credit report if they are turned down or offered reduced services for credit, employment, housing, or public benefits based on a credit report.
  • Free Credit Report Scams

    Many organizations advertise free credit reports. However, these sites are not required under the Fair Credit Reporting Act to give you a free credit report. Typically, what these sites will do is put you into a "credit monitoring service" and you will be charged for this monthly service 30 days after you request your credit report - unless you cancel the membership before the 30 days has elapsed. Most people either forget to cancel this membership, or they don't realize they've been placed into a membership. The fee is generally pretty high at around $80-$90 per month. So remember to always read the fine print when ordering your credit report from these sites.

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