What exactly is a Credit Report?
A credit report is a factual record of your credit payment history. It’s provided to companies and individuals by credit bureaus for purposes permitted by law, usually to grant you credit. The main purpose of a credit report is to help a credit grantor decide whether to grant you credit based upon your credit payment history. A credit report is a report generated from your credit file (a database maintained by a credit bureau containing your credit history).
Related Questions
- What is the Advanced Credit Repair definition of "clearing up" a consumers credit report or improving their credit profile?
- Can Advanced Credit Repair demand that information be removed from a credit report which I have gotten from a merchant?
- What is an Investigative Consumer Report and how does it differ from a credit report?
