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How to Audit Your Credit File

Last update : March 2010
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    The guide contains all the information you'll need to -

    1. Properly check your credit file (which is held with 3 separate Credit Reporting Agencies), and
    2. Details of how to correct any mistakes and errors
Why it's important to audit your credit file

If you haven't already done so then chances are there are mistakes and errors on your Credit File. And in certain cases this can mean you get refused credit which can further damage your credit rating if you don't take action.

Don't forget that nobody gets given a good credit rating - instead, you have to earn one.

What this means is simple - if you're not willing to do the necessary work there's a good chance your personal credit file and in turn your rating will never be as strong or as clean as it could be.....

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