Look at Credit Rating?
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Looking at your OWN credit history has no effect on the beacon score at all. Go for it.
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here is the link:\nwww.creditmonitoring.citi.com\n\nA couple of comments,\n\n1) For $12.95/month are you mostly interested in the credit montoring service. Because that is a very high price to pay for a very low risk. $155.40/year.\n\n2) Did you sign up to get their score analyzer? If so you are wasting you money. The score they give is only an "estimate" (go ahead and check it out, it's in their terms) and not associated with FICO scores.\n\nSave your money!\n\nIf you are planning a major purchase(car, house, etc.) go to www.myfico.com/12 and buy your real FICO credit scores(the ones the lenders use) for $45.00. They will also give you the top 4 reasons why your credit scores aren't higher which will give you a game plan.\n\nGood Luck
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Get a copy of your credit report.
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Look at the balance sheet
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Not sure how you would do this, but could you do a background check on yourself to see if there is anything there incorrectly?  There are tons of cases of credit reports being flawed.  Isn't it possible that a background could have false information in it?\n\nIf they found something, they certainly should have told you.
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dunn and bradstreet is worldwide......\n\nYou can check their credit rating there for a small fee...
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I have included a few links that expand on the answer below. I hope this helps.\n\n\nQ. What is a credit score, and how does it affect my ability to get credit?\nA: Credit scoring is a system creditors use to help determine whether to give you credit, and how much to charge you for it.\n\nInformation about you and your credit experiences, like your bill-paying history, the number and type of accounts you have, late payments, collection actions, outstanding debt, and the age of your accounts, is collected from your credit application and your credit report. Using a statistical formula, creditors compare this information to the credit performance of consumers with similar profiles. A credit scoring system awards points for each factor. A total number of points — a credit score — helps predict how creditworthy you are, that is, how likely it is that you will repay a loan and make the payments on time. Generally, consumers with good credit risks have higher credit scores.
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it depends on your credit and sometimes your purchases. is there a particular place you enjoy shopping. take that into consideration. also ask your bank manager to help you. they are the professionals
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No. You can read about what drives your score here: http://www.myfico.com/
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As far as I know if one of your credit rating is good, then it wont matter if the other's is bad - I think its like some loans.  Co-signer w/ good credit = :D
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go to www.eloan.com  >>>credit report pull-down menu...free scores, that the only one that free
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Too many cards will hurt your credit rating.  They look at your available limits (i.e. what you could borrow); if it's too high, the rating is lower.\n\nThey look at payment history.  Just have one or two cards, use them for purchases, and pay them off regularly.  That will build your credit history and resultant credit rating.
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You might call the number on the back of you card and inquire what credit amount you have remaining. It would serve you better to reduce your personal debt.
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go to bankrate.com and find out.
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First of all your credit score is pretty decent,infact anything over 620 is good enough to obtain a mortgage,so if you want and are willing you can buy a house to.\nSecondly when looking at a credit report lenders or landlords look for things such as credit lines,length of those credit lines, payment history,accounts in collections,delinquent accounts to name a few.\nAnd thirdly when looking at a report,the report from all three bureaus are taken into consideration and your middle score(the number between the highest and lowest) is the one which is taken as your credit score.
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WHAT IS YOUR CREDIT SCORE. I AM A SR MANGER AT A MORTGAGE BANK WE HAVE VERY GOOD RATES FOR PEOPLE WITH BAD CREDIT MY EMAIL IS JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM
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You mean a distribution of credit scores?