What prompted you to check your credit today?
Choose the option that comes closest. Your answers are used only to prepare a preliminary educational summary.
About how much of your available revolving credit is currently being used?
Example: $4,000 balances on $10,000 limits is about 40% used.
Have you had any account go more than 30 days late in the last 12 months?
This helps organize the payment-history information you entered.
About how much do you expect to borrow?
Use your best estimate. This is not a rate quote, approval estimate, or lending decision.
What auto loan amount are you considering?
Use your best estimate. This is used only to personalize the educational summary.
Have any other late payments been reported in the past 24 months?
Do your credit reports or credit apps currently show any collections or charge-offs?
Which best describes the length and depth of your credit history?
Reviewing Your Responses
Please wait while we organize the information you entered.
- Organizing your answers
- Reviewing balance and account information
- Reviewing payment-history and collection responses
- Preparing your Credit Report Clarity Snapshot
Your Credit Report Clarity Snapshot
Based on the information you entered, several categories of credit-report information may be relevant to what you are seeing.
Nothing happens in a vacuum.
A score change, a balance still showing, a collection appearing, or two reports looking different usually connects to information being reported somewhere. The difficult part is understanding what you are actually looking at.
Your free clarity check
- Uses the answers you entered
- Shows broad report categories
- Provides a preliminary summary
Your personal report explanation
- Uses the actual reports you provide
- Explains specific accounts and balances
- Compares bureau-to-bureau reporting
Why your actual credit reports matter
This free check does not review your actual reports. The reports provide the account-level information needed to explain:
- Which accounts appear on each bureau
- The balances, limits, dates, statuses, and payment history being reported
- Collections and charge-offs shown
- Differences between Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
- Common report terminology and remarks
Personal Credit Report Explanation
Submit the credit reports you want reviewed and receive a clear, organized explanation of the information appearing on them.
- Account-by-account report summary
- Reported balances and limits
- Payment-history summary
- Collections and charge-offs shown
- Bureau-to-bureau differences
- Private written explanation
We are offering launch pricing while this new service is being introduced. The regular price will apply later.
Educational report explanation only. No credit repair, score promises, or lending guarantees.
Educational credit-report information only. Final wording and scope should be reviewed by counsel before launch.
Personal Credit Report Explanation
After payment, you will be taken directly to our secure upload page where you can submit the credit reports you want explained.
One-time payment. Educational report explanation only. Not credit repair.
Your report explanation is reserved.
Next, continue to the secure upload page and provide the credit reports you want explained.
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