If you think your identity may have been stolen or you have reasonable grounds to believe you have been a victim of fraud, you can
No. Your credit score is a number that reflects positive and negative credit behaviour.
No, it is straightforward.
There are many factors that could impact your credit score such as time at an address, collection defaults and/or judgments on a credit file are very powerfu
There are several strategies for improving your credit score - pay your bills on time, if you get into trouble talk to the lender, reduce the number of credi
A credit score above 600-700 and above indicates that you're on top of your finances. A credit score below 600 indicates you are less creditworthy.
Your credit score is a number that reflects the activity on your credit file.
A credit file is a history of all your credit activity, dating back to the first time you obtained credit.
Your credit file can be accessed by you and certain entities for specific purposes, and only when you have provided consent for them to do so.
We recommend you obtain a copy of your credit file. This is for several reasons.