While browsing Credit.com the other day, I came across an article that talked about getting free things on the Internet. One of the few products that sparked my interest were two sites that offered free credit reports and scores. The two sites mentioned were CreditKarma and Quizzle.
A few companies are offering advertiser- or company-supported credit reports and credit scores. www.Credit.com earns fees from targeted offers from advertisers; Quizzle ( www.quizzle.com ) is supported by Quicken Loans. Yet another ad-supported site, Credit Karma ( www.creditkarma.com ), is under development.
I never heard of these sites prior to this, so I went to their websites to check it out. Basically, their reports and scores which are prepared by the major credit bureaus give an almost accurate account. However, your scores maybe a little off from the credit scores that Experian, Equifax, and Transunion provides you . The reason for that is CreditKarma and Quizzle probably do not use the widely used indicators that FICO uses to produce your credit score. I will review these sites thoroughly in the future, and post it on the site. Stay tune…
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Very good information. I haven’t tried Quizzle until I clicked the link in this post. I pretty much liked the idea of seeing all my data on one place. Credit, home value, mortgage, budget, easy to get the full picture. Also there are no complicated term of financial type.
Thanks.
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