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About two weeks ago, I signed up for Equifax’s free trial of Score Watch. With Score Watch, you get your three credit reports and your FICO credit score as reported by Equifax for free for 30 days (you do need to cancel the service before day 30 to avoid paying for the Score Watch [...]

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A FICO credit score can determine a very large number of decisions in your life.  Where you live, what you drive, where you work and where you and or your kids go to school can depend on a 3-digit magic number.   The range of scores begins at 300, for the individuals in life that have [...]

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Updated List of MyFICO.com Promo Codes and Credit Score Product Coupons
MyFICO, the home of the official FICO credit score, regular offers promotional codes enabling you to get access to your credit score at a discount. They have recently released a 25% discount code on all products. Simply use the code FinancialHelp25 when you [...]

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Improving your FICO credit score has never been more important than it is today. Your credit score affects whether you are approved for a loan, the interest rate your pay, and even the cost of insurance. Credit card companies now use credit scores and credit history (called risk-based pricing) to determine not only [...]

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We’ve been spending a lot of time with our credit report and credit score lately. Last month we compared freecreditreport.com to annualcreditreport.com to see where you should go to get your free credit report. Then we signed up for the myFICO.com 30-day free trial of Score Watch, which entitled us to a free [...]

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Earlier this week we took a look at how to get your free FICO credit score from myFICO.com. Operated by the Fair Isaac Corporation, the creator of the FICO credit score, it offers consumers a free credit report and FICO credit score when they sign-up for a 30-day trial of Score Watch. The [...]

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Last week we compared freecreditreport.com to annualcreditreport.com. While the names can be deceiving, the place you want to go for a free credit report is annualcreditreport.com. But the one very important piece of information you won’t get there is your FICO credit score. And it’s a question heard a lot: “How [...]

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