best answer to the person who can tell me what site i can find my credit score for free no  credit card. FREE!
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As Studly said there is no place where you can get your FICO credit score for free. \n\nThe ONLY place to get your FICO credit scores for all 3 of your credit files is at www.myfico.com/12. It will cost you $45.00 but give you all 3 of your FICO scores (the one lenders use) plus the top 4 reasons your score isn't higher which will give you a game plan. While you are there check out the Credit Education section. It will tell you exactly how credit scores are calculated. Equifax sells a FICO credit score for $7.95 but that is only one credit bureau.\n\nBut before you spend any money go to www.annualcreditreport.com and get copies of your 3 credit files free.
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it depends where you live, but if you are in the US, then there are many free credit report services online.  just google "free credit check" and you can find one that fits you. there is also some for the UK as well.  (please rate as "best answer" - i need your help too!)
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You can't get the credit score. You can get the credit report at annualreport.com for free. If you look at your reports and how the scoring system works, you can get a general idea what your # would be.
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you could try freecreditreport.com
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Try freecreditreport.com.
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Go to any of the Credit Reporting sites Directly (Experian, TRW, etc). Somewhere there will be a tab for your Free Annual Credit Report. Follow the directions. You do NOT need a credit card. They will ask you some very detailed questions about You...Name, D.O.B. Soc Sec #, etc.
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Truth - if you live in the US, you are now entitled to one free credit report each year from each of the three major reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and Transunion).   To access your TOTALLY FREE NO STRINGS ATTACHED credit report, go to www.annualcreditreport.com (see link below).  You will NOT need to input any credit card or bank account numbers.\n\nAs obe231 has already said, get one agency's report every four months and you will NOT have to sign up for a credit watch service.\n\nfreecreditreport.com is NOT truly free.  If you do not cancel your subscription, they will continue to charge you for their credit watch service.
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Skip is dead wrong. There are no free scores out there and if there were, they wouldn't be correct. In my research I have found that FICO, Identity Guard and TrueCredit all report different credit scores. I have found TrueCredit to be the most accurate, based on credit report information. TrueCredit is affiliated with TranUnion Credit Bureau.\n\nI get my reports free annually and, whenever I apply for credit, ask what my scores are from the lender. But I find it necessary to monitor my credit more than once a year. For $30 bucks, I go to TrueCredit and buy my 3 credit report/score combination.
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Caution:  Some websites provide the free credit report, but also place you in a monthly subscription for their credit monitoring service unless you cancel.  Some FreeCreditReport.com offers only offer one free report, but try to sell you their 3 reports in one service.\n\nThey include, but are not limited to:\n FreeCreditReport.com which has several links to them including banner links from Yahoo and other websites.\nTrueCredit.com
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If you are turned down for credit,you can get a free credit report from the three major credit bureaus.Good luck.
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Everyone is entitled to a free credit report annually by each of the three credit reporting agencies: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.  You will not get a score (This you can actually purchase for the price mentioned in the previous answer).  You can get your credit report at http://www.annualcreditreport.com\n\nYou could also go to http://www.freecreditreport.com however, that site is actually run by one of the credit agencies (Experian) and I understand that even though you can get your actual credit score (FICO) that way, you are actually signing up for a service where you pay $12.95/month and MUST cancel within 30 days-the trial period to avoid being billed.\n\nYou will need a credit card using that service however.\n\nKeep in mind that you can go into some banks and purchase a prepaid (pre-loaded) credit card (Visa or Mastercard) for $50 or $100 and use this card online, but there is a pretty hefty (for some) fee of $10-$15.  \n\nGood luck\n\nZZ
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Ha ha that guy was funny!  Anyway..........I went on myfico.com and paid the $50 or so bucks to order all three credit reports.  It will show you what is on your reports.  Then it has an interactive area where it can give suggestions on how to improve your scores.  For example, it showed me that if I paid off one of my credit cards, it would raise my score 100 points.  I did and it worked.  I also found several discrepancies on my reports and the program generates a letter for you to each agency telling them what you want to dispute and most of the times they will just remove the item from your report, raising your scores.  After fixing several things on my reports, my scores jumped.  I bought a house the first time I applied for a loan, just after a year of working on my credit scores.  You also need to get references so make sure you are being a good renter!  A little prayer wouldn't hurt either.  Good luck and God Bless!
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here's some free articles to get you going:\nhttp://credit-cards.ebookorama.com\nhttp://finance.ebookorama.com \nhttp://credit.ebookorama.com\nhttp://credit-repair.ebookorama.com
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You can go to www.annualcreditreport.com . By law 3 credit agencies are required to give you a free credit report once a year. However, you do not get your credit score, just your credit report. If you want your score they usually charge around $6- $10. Good Luck.
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There's no free place to check credit score.  Even the ones that advertise a free score make you sign up to a monitoring service first, then give you their version of the score.  The most commonly used score, the Beacon 5.0 is available at equifax.com.  The cost is $15.50 for a score and credit report online.  Annualcreditreport.com will sell you a score for $7.95, which is cheap, but not free.  If you sign up for score monitoring at equifax.com, you get 2 free score power reports, plus your score is monitored for changes.  This costs $7.95 per month, but there is no minumum number of months.
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I believe www.freecreditreport.com
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Go to http://www.annualcreditreport.com and request your totally free, no-strings-attached credit REPORT from each of the three major agencies.  But only do one agency every four months (i.e. Experian in June, Equifax in October, TransUnion in February) and you can monitor your report all year for free.\n\nFor your credit (FICO) SCORE, you'll have to pay (usually around $10), but you can do this through the site above when you order your free report.