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Your Credit Report
Your credit report is a "financial report card" that could cost you or save you a lot of money. Based largely on your credit report, lenders decide whether to extend you credit and how much interest you will be charged. Over the lifetime of a consumer, a good credit report and credit score can help you save tens of thousands of dollars or more! As new information is added to your credit report, it is constantly changing. Through CreditLearningCenter.com, it is easy and convenient to Get Your Free Credit Report, Credit Score and Email Alerts if Your Credit Changes. Try it Free for 7 days. No obligation.

*The articles below provide more info about your credit report and credit score.

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Consumer Resources: Credit Myths
Take the Quick Credit Quiz
Take the Credit Quiz! How much do you know about your credit? Your credit report, and credit score are the financial pictures you... Read More
Why You Shouldn't Close Old Accounts (Video)
Will closing old accounts help your credit score? Many people, when reviewing their credit reports, may notice old credit accoun... Read More
Does Checking Your Own Credit Lower Your Score? (Video)
Will checking your own credit report hurt your credit score? When your credit is checked, this creates what is known as an "inquiry."... Read More
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User Questions and Answers: Credit Myths
cancelling a credit card
Posted by thall
If I cancel some credit card with zero balances will that lower my credit score or put a mark against me
Closing a secured credit card
Posted by yingyang215
Does it hurt your score to close a secured credit card? I would like my deposit back!
non-installment credit
Posted by megan
what is non-installment credit and what is an example of it?
Reporting to the Credit Agencies
Posted by djones
Can an individual make a negative report to the credit agencies?
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