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Credit Scores and credit files are used by banks, lenders and others to make decisions about you. They have the information, but you don't. Until now.
A credit Score is a number that's been calculated from details on your credit file, like loan repayments, credit applications and public records such as bankruptcies. Lenders can use them to assess the risk of lending you money. So, if they think you won't be able to pay a loan back, you won't get approved.
If you have a high Credit Score, you have demonstrated a history of financial responsibility and are considered to be less risky to lend to than someone with a lower score. This could mean getting a better deal and saving money.
In Australia, it is an increasingly popular way of assessing credit applications. So, if that's what the banks see, we think that's what you should see too.
Credit Savvy is committed to helping Australians make smarter financial decisions. We empower people like you with your Experian credit score, credit report card and savvy credit knowledge.
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