3-Bureau Credit Report and FICO® Scores*
The information in each of your Credit Reports from the three credit bureaus can be different. This is why it’s important to review your Experian, Equifax®, and TransUnion® Credit Reports and FICO Scores.
One-time cost of $39.99
Check all 3 now*Credit score calculated based on FICO® Score 8 model. Your lender or insurer may use a different FICO® Score than FICO® Score 8, or another type of credit score altogether. Learn more
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3-bureau Credit Report
See how you compare across all 3-bureau Credit Reports with views into your personal information, the accounts reported to each bureau, overall credit usage and debt summary, what hard inquiries there are, and if there are any collections or public records reported.
3-bureau FICO® Scores
See what factors are impacting each of your 3-bureau FICO Scores, including payment history, recent credit card usage, your length of credit history, any derogatory items, and credit account types such as installment loans.
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Get insight into the factors that may be impacting your credit risk level, and learn the details about the items that appear in your Experian Credit Report. Support is available toll-free 7 days a week.
Credit basics
Why can Credit Scores be different for each of the 3 bureaus?
If the scores vary based on the same scoring model, then Credit Report information could be different at each of the 3 bureaus. For example, one bureau may have 6 hard inquiries on its credit report, another may have 2, and the last bureau may have 4. Since the number of hard inquiries is a factor in calculating your Credit Score, this could produce different score numbers, even though it is based on the same scoring model.
Why should I check all 3 bureau Credit Reports and Credit Scores?
Information reported to each of the 3 bureaus can be different and the individual creditors furnishing data may also be different, meaning one creditor may only report to one or only two of the three bureaus. Lenders, such as mortgage companies are not required by law to report account information to each of the 3 bureaus. Checking each of your 3 Credit Reports gives you a comprehensive view so that you can easily identify differences that could impact your credit standing.