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Getting your report does not hurt your score: You can check your own credit report and score without affecting your FICO credit score. While inquiries by creditors with whom you have applied for credit can lower your score, checking your own score will have no affect on your credit file. You can get your credit report free at www.annualcreditreport.com

Annual Credit Report.com - Home Page Suspicious activity or accounts you don't recognize can be signs of identity theft. Review your credit reports to catch problems early.

Not everybody has a credit history: If you've never applied for or used credit, you won’t have a credit history maintained by the three credit bureaus. Without a credit history, you also won’t have a FICO credit score.

FACT:
Some credit companies charge a high processing fee for people with bad credit who apply for credit card. This is generally charged by credit companies due to the checks, other formalities and risk involved in providing a credit card to bad credit people. If you are going for a secured bad credit credit card then this fees can be waived, otherwise it has to be paid.
Call 844-888-FICO to see how you can keep from paying high interest rates and eliminate being a credit risk.

Myth:
Good credit is tied to how much money a consumer has in the bank.

Fact:
How much money consumers have in the bank doesn't affect credit scores. A bank account does, however, affect credit scores if a consumer bounces checks and does not pay the money back. If the balance owed to the bank gets turned over to a collection agency, then that information will show up on a credit report.

Fiction: All credit reports and credit scores are the same.

Fact: You have three main credit reports – one from Experian, Equifax and Transunion – plus a variety of credit scores. The information listed on each of your credit reports may vary and your credit scores – even if based on a single report – may also vary. No one credit report or score is better than the others. They all seek to document your credit history and assess your credit risk.