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We've been helping consumers access their Credit Reports online longer than anyone, so it's fair to say we know a bit about what we do. Here you'll find handy articles covering a range of topics, plus all the latest news on product improvements and features.

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Launched 24 Years, 35 Million Credit Scores & 8 Million Credit Reports Ago

The UK's First Provider Of Online Credit Reports

Article by Tom Magor

9th September 2021

Your Rights When Cancelling A New Credit Agreement

For most people applying for credit the main concern is whether or not they will actually get accepted. But occasionally a change in circumstances means that a bigger concern might be whether you can change your mind and withdraw from a credit agreement after it’s been granted.

Article by Tom Magor

9th September 2021

Does Statute Barred Mean My Debt Is Written Off?

If you look around on the internet for debt advice you might see one questionable tip popping up from time to time: ‘don’t pay off your debts, wait six years for it to become statute barred and you’ll be home scot-free.’ If this sounds too good to be true, that’s because it is, and if you think it’ll be without consequence you could be in for a nasty surprise.

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Article by Richard Catlin

8th September 2021

What Does Bongo Know About You?

“What does Bongo know about you?” A slightly off-the-wall question I’ll grant you, but one that you might have been asked at some point in time.

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Article by Kelly Luff

8th September 2021

Guarantor Loans Can Affect Mortgage Applications, Lenders Warn

Guarantor lenders are always keen to point out that you don’t need a credit check to take out one of their loans, just a friend or family member who has a good credit history that is able to act as a guarantor. But what about the guarantor themselves? You might assume that the greatest risk to the person putting their name forward as the payee in the event of missed payments would be potentially having to foot the bill, but there’s more to it than that.

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Article by Jamie Mackenzie Smith

31st August 2021

Can You Remove Negative Markers From Your Credit Report?

Your credit report is intended to show potential lenders, employers, landlords (and occasionally insurance providers) an accurate representation of what you are like when it comes to borrowing (and repaying) money and managing other credit agreements. Think of it as a CV of your borrowing history that gets updated on your behalf.

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Article by Sam Griffin

31st August 2021

What Landlords, Employers And Lenders See On Your Credit Report

Your credit report is likely to be viewed many times during your life - often at key moments. While you might expect this when you’re about to apply for a mortgage or a car loan, it may also be checked by a prospective landlord or employer, and just like lenders, there are some key pieces of information they’re looking for that can make or break your job application or property rental.

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Helping consumers for over 20 years

The UK's First Provider Of Online Credit Reports

Launched 24 Years, 35 Million Credit Scores & 8 Million Credit Reports Ago

The UK's First Provider Of Online Credit Reports

Your Rights When Cancelling A New Credit Agreement

Does Statute Barred Mean My Debt Is Written Off?

What Does Bongo Know About You?

Guarantor Loans Can Affect Mortgage Applications, Lenders Warn

Can You Remove Negative Markers From Your Credit Report?

What Landlords, Employers And Lenders See On Your Credit Report

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