What is myFICO? - Part 1

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If you have decided that monitoring your credit score is something that is important to you then you have joined the millions of people each year who decide to check their own credit score. The reasons to check your own score vary from individual to individual, but these differences are all brought into a common goal. Monitoring credit reports for unusual behavior and activity.

With programs such as myFICO you are able to pull your credit score as well as credit report and see how you look as a borrower to lenders. By checking your own credit score and file occasionally, you are able to monitor for signs of unauthorized use, which means you can act much faster before the damage to your credit becomes worse. While most fraudulent credit activity can be removed, if you need to purchase a car, home or otherwise obtain credit in the meantime the activity can severely hurt your interest rates and even the chance of being approved.

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