If your answer is yes, you are in luck.
Today there are multiple companies that are offering to supply you with an up to date free credit report.
All you have to do is search the web to find a legitimate company and sign up online.
I bet you are asking yourself, is there a catch? Simply stated, the answer is no.
It is in your benefit to be knowledgeable about where you stand in the eyes of the credit industry.
Luckily there are a few different companies that will provide you with such information.
But which ones can you trust? Three of the most well known and credible are Experion, Equifax, and Transunion.
These companies are easily accessible via the world wide web.
A quick Google search will lead you to a trustworthy resource and you could have your free credit report within minutes.
Many other institutions have access to your credit information.
For instance, if you attempt to get a loan of any kind the company you are requesting the loan from will undoubtedly research your credit history.
Once you are aware of your credit score you will be able to see your self in the eyes of the lender.
If there are any past debts you had not been aware of you have the opportunity to settle them which will without a doubt increase your credit score.
After you possess your free credit report you will be much more likely to amplify your financial opportunities.
Why not participate? There is no good reason not to.
A quick visit to Google will lead you in the direction of trustworthy companies.
Some may attempt to maintain your business and become a service you must pay for, however this can be easily avoided if you keep your wits about you.
What's the catch? The main requirement is that you cancel any future exchanges with the company that provides your free credit report.
Initially they will offer a free service but after some time, three months or so, they may begin to charge you for an updated version of your credit report.
All it takes is signing out of the service and you are home free.
What's your credit score?