Is there a way to obtain my credit score for free?
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http://www.annualcreditreport.com gives you one free credit report from all 3 buearo's every year as mandated by the federal government. Although to see you Fico it will cost you money. Goto truecredit.com to see fico but you will have to pay to know your fico.
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Your three credit REPORTS you can get free once a year at the site below.  Your credit SCORE will cost you, usually around $10.  I believe there is an option to  pay for your score when you get your free report.\n\nBTW - if you are getting your free reports at the free site from the three agencies, get them one at a time, every four months.  That way, you can keep close tabs on your report without having to pay for a "credit watch" subscription.
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Credit score? No. The formulas used to calculate the actual scores are proprietary to the bureaus, and they don't give them out free.\n\nCredit Report? Yes, everyone in America is entitled to a free credit report once a year. Don't do the ones that make you sign up for something for "free" for a month or two before getting it.
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annualcreditreport.com\n\nIt allows you to get a copy of your credit report from all three major credit reporting agencies once a year.  You'll be able to see everything that's on your credit report, good and bad, and who's been looking at it, etc... but if you want your actual credit score you have to pay for it (usually about 5 bucks).
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FREE, good luck. TRY  a search engine but don't give nobody your credit card numbers.
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You can't it's all a trick,I've tried them all. Go to a bank and apply for a loan even if you know you won't get approved. This is the only FREE credit report I've found. \nYou will receive a complete credit report from the bank!
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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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www.annualcreditreport.com its suppost to give it to you free
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Equifax           800 525-6285\nExperian          888 397-3742\nTransUnion        800 680-7289\n\nIf you need an online credit report, try looking them up in Yahoo Search or Google, or call one and ask for their website.  These are the main services.  By law you're allowed one free report, maybe it's one per year, but might be only by phone.
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You didn't really ask a question, but it seems to me that you would do well to establish a better credit score. The link below gives a lot of good information on how to do that.
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If you have any credit card from washington mutual or providian, you can see your credit score for free when you login to you account.
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You can go to www.annualcreditreport.com and get a credit report from the three major credit reporting agencies, but you have to pay $5.00 to get your credit score.
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www.annualcreditreport.com\n\nYou are entitled to 1 free credit report per year.  This is the site sponsored by the 3 major credit reporting bureaus:  Equifax, Transfund, and Experian.
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Get a copy of your credit report.
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You are asking 2 questions.\n\n1) You can get all 3 of your credit reports free at www.annualcreditreport.com. This site was set up to comply with a law passed in 2004 to give consumers free access to their credit reports once a year.\n\n2) The only place you can get your FICO credit scores-the real scores that lenders use-is at www.myfico.com/12. It's not free and will cost $45.00 but you will get all 3 FICO scores plus the top 4 reasons as to why your scores aren't higher. Equifax sells a FICO score for about $8.00, but that is just one credit bureau.\n\nGood Luck
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DON'T use freecreditreport.com - it's a bit of scam. \n\nUnder the FACT Act amendments to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you are entitled to one free Personal Credit Report in a 12 month period\n\nUse: http://www.annualcreditreport.com.\n\nUPDATE: \n\nBy the way, thanks to Mrs. Thang and Credit Guru for echoing my comments above. There is some bad info in Credit Guru’s answer that I must address. Going to any of the credit reporting company's websites or myfico.com and ordering and paying for what they represent as your credit "score" is another scam the bureaus are using just to get money from you. I have had customers sit at a computer in my office and purchase this report "WITH SCORE" and 3 minutes later, pull a tri-merge credit report for mortgage purposes (what anyone who is going to evaluate your credit is going to do) and the numbers were SIGNIFICANTLY different (in most cases, lower). If you read the fine print in the scored report that they give you, they tell you that the "model used to deliver the score to you [the consumer] may be different than the scoring model given to a company evaluation your credit worthiness." \n\nAND... since each credit bureau has a patent on their credit scoring formulas, they are not legally obligated to disclose to anyone exactly how they came up with the score (nice, huh?). The only information that credit bureaus are required to disclose to you the consumer under the provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act is the information REPORTED TO THEM BY CREDITORS (in other words, they are required to tell you [the consumer] that "Chase Visa (or whoever)" is reporting a balance of $xxx, a payment of $yyy and that you've been late 3 times in the last year. They are, however, not required to disclose to the consumer THIER (the credit bureau’s) OPINION OF YOUR CREDIT WORTINESS (as represent by the score they report to the creditor)). \n\nThere is hope though. If you REALLY want to know what your credit score is, go see a mortgage broker and apply for a loan (Applying for a mortgage in no way obligates you to take a mortgage). As a professional courtesy, it’d be nice for you to disclose that “even though you are applying or a mortgage, you’re mostly just interested in your score and may change your mind about the mortgage once you see your credit report.”\n\nThanks to recent changes in the Fair Credit Reporting Act, creditors (ie: the mortgage broker you went to see) who pull your credit for evaluation are no longer prohibited from showing you what they found (which was a shady part of the law in the first place if you ask me!). In fact, we're REQUIRED to disclose to you EXACTLY what your scores are and the range of scores for each repository reported (as well as a lot of other valuable information). This will be your score as creditors see it and THE only accurate representation of how you're being represented by the bureaus to the creditors. \n\nThese are facts and are accurate based upon my experience of helping hundreds of consumers fix their credit and qualify for mortgages. \n\nSorry it's so long but the truth needed to be told.
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You can get your official score from each of the 3 reporting companies. \n\nDo not trust any free credit report sites except those officially authorized by the Federal Trade Commission which include the 3 main companies that compile your credit score (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion). My source includes official government information regarding free credit reports and how to get one. It doesn't make sense to trust other credit reporting sites when you can get information officially from those that actually compile your credit score.\n\n"The law allows you to order one free copy of your report from each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies every 12 months."