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Article Title: Understanding Your Consumer Credit Report Is Crucial
Author: Andy  Zain
Category: Credit, Personal Finance
Word Count: 446
Keywords: consumer credit report,credit report,credit score
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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Your consumer credit report follows you through all the different walks in your 
life. A lot of people are interested in their credit reports after the 
significant downfall of our present day economy. People are adamantly trying by 
any means to increase their score so they can purchase many different things 
that they may stand in need of.

Presently there are three different agencies that you can obtain this crucial 
report from, they are Transunion, Equifax and Experian. But, many consumers 
will not be able to obtain their report from Experian as easily as they were 
able to do before. Experian is no longer one of the three, consumer reports it 
is now known as its own loan ranger in the credit scheme.

Many people can obtain an Experian credit report; however there are different 
stipulations that you have to take in order to obtain this score as opposed to 
your Equifax and Transunion score. So, what exactly does your consumer credit 
score say about?

Every time that you make an important purchase where you are not paying for 
something with cash, and even in some accounts when you do this score is 
pulled. You can expect to see this score pulled in situations where you are 
interested in purchasing a vehicle, or you are looking to buy a home. 

It is imperative to know what's on your consumer credit report, so you do not 
face any ailments when you are trying to purchase things to make your life 
substantially easier. Your credit score actually begins being kept in many 
respects when you reach the age of 18. However, some people have had a score 
tallying up for them at a younger age.

Your score is actually configured utilizing a specific pie chart that is split 
into different sections. All of the parts equal out to 100%. Being able to 
properly interpret this chart will allow you to gain a better understanding of 
how the consumer report is analyzed. 

Thirty five percent of the chart is all a basis off of your payment history. 
Everything that you pay is signified in this space. The next biggest amount is 
for 30% and it is the amount that you still owe toward your debts. 15% makes up 
the length of time that you have had credit; companies do look for this 
attribute when they are considering approving you. 10% is for new credit, and 
the remaining 10% is what type of credit it used.

It is imperative to know what factors are evaluated when your consumer credit 
report is being analyzed, now you know all of the secrets on how the companies 
arrive at a final score that consists of three consecutive numbers.

For more tips and information on credit reports visit 
http://www.creditreportyes.com
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