Checking your credit score
Credit Score Watch monitors important changes to your Equifax credit report and FICO score.
Credit Score Watch Benefits:
- Monitors your credit report at Equifax on a daily basis and your FICO credit score on a weekly basis
- Notifies you when you reach your target score or when you might qualify for a better interest rate
- Alerts you when unexpected changes to your credit report cause your FICO credit score to drop
- Provides two Equifax Score Power reports each year
Credit Score Watch Features:
Monitor your FICO credit score
See your new FICO credit score every time you get an alert of a change on your credit report. Find out when your FICO credit score changes enough to impact the interest rate you would likely receive on a home mortgage, auto loan or home equity loan.
Timely credit alerts
Receive alerts via email or wireless text message when Credit Score Watch detects important changes to your FICO credit score or Equifax credit report.
Receive two Equifax Credit Score Power reports
Receive two Credit Score Power reports when you subscribe – one at enrollment and one to be used at any time during your subscription. In addition, you will receive two additional Score Power reports each year of your Score Watch subscription. Credit Score Power reports include your complete Equifax Credit Report, FICO credit score, FICO credit score simulator and factors hurting or helping your score. Also, receive additional discounted Credit Score Power reports while you are subscribed to Credit Score Watch for just $10.95 each (regularly $15.95).
Comments (2)
I have already paid my ccj amount, satisfied by court also,but still the experience credit agency as not update the record, equifax as already shows satisfied
Hi- I would suggest initiating a dispute with Experian. Upon a credit report dispute initiation, the credit bureau has 30 days to research the issue and resolve it on your credit report. Best of luck.