Credit Reports Three
2010
I have a three in one credit report from the three reporting credit companiesEquifax,Experian,and Transunion?
With those companies,I have three differant Credit scores,Why is it this way,how do i find out my real credit score?Equifax gave my credit score a 569,Experian 572,and Transunion 635.Any reason why I have three differnt scores?Any suggestions,ideas?
Each credit scoring company has a different way to measure your credit. They are all you “real credit scores.” The same way that 12″, 1′ and 1/3yd. are all the same distance, it’s just depending on who uses it. Most companies I’ve encountered go by my Equifax or Experian credit score. If you don’t know much about credit or credit scores, go to your local bank and talk to a financial adviser. They’ll let you know what a good credit score for you and what you can do to make it better.
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