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View what impact each of your 3-office FICO score affects, plus your payments histories, current credit cards use, your credit histories, any devaluing elements, and credit accounts prototypes such as personal installments. How can the credit ratings be different for each of the 3 agencies? When the results differ on the basis of the same valuation scheme, the credit information may be different in each of the 3 offices.

As an example, one office may have 6 tough requests on its credit reports, another may have 2, and the last office may have 4. Because the number of tough requests is a key determinant in the calculation of your credit scores, this can lead to different numbers of scores even though it is built on the same credit rating scheme.

So why should I review all 3 office credit reports and credit scores? The information provided to each of the three offices may be different, and the different claimants providing the information may also be different, which means that a claimant may provide information to only one or two of the three offices. Credit providers, such as mortgages banks, are not legally obliged to provide information on their accounts to any of the 3 agencies.

Reviewing each of your 3 credit reports gives you a complete overview so that you can readily see discrepancies that may affect your creditworthiness.