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Credit Report vs. Credit Score
Many people think they’re the same thing—but they’re not!
📄 Your Credit Report is a detailed record of your credit history. It includes:
✔️ Credit accounts
✔️ Payment history
✔️ Collections
✔️ Public records (if applicable)
✔️ Credit inquiries
📊 Your Credit Score is a three-digit number that’s calculated using the information on your credit report. It gives lenders a snapshot of your creditworthiness.
Think of it this way:
📄 Credit Report = Your financial report card
📊 Credit Score = Your final grade
💬 Question for the community:
Have you reviewed your credit report in the last 12 months?
👍 Yes
❤️ No, but I plan to!
💡 T360 Tip: Reviewing your credit report regularly can help you spot errors, identify potential fraud, and better understand what’s impacting your score.
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Credit Report vs. Credit Score
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