Check Your Experian Credit Score and Report with CreditExpert

Knowing your credit rating will help you when applying for loans, bank accounts, cards or even mobile phones. Experian helps you to understand and improve your Experian Credit Report, which could give you access to better credit rates.

Get Unlimited Access to Your Daily Updated Experian Credit Report and Score

Experian will help you understand your Experian Credit Report, show you how you may be able to improve your Experian Credit Score and help you detect signs of identity theft. Only £14.99 a month after your 30-day trial. For CreditExpert a monthly fee of £14.99 applies after your free trial. You may cancel during your 30-day free trial without charge.

New customers only. Free trial period starts on registration - further ID verification may be required to access full service which may take up to 5 days.

What is a Credit Report?

It details your personal credit information, for example how you are managing credit cards, mortgages, loans catalogue accounts and mobile phone contracts. It also includes a history of how you have managed accounts in the past 6 years.

Lenders use information from your credit report when they decide what kind of deal to offer you – or whether to turn you down.

The more you know about what your report contains, how it’s used and what you can do to improve it, the better your chances could be of getting the credit you need. You can view your Experian Credit Report as often as you like.



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What is a Credit Score

Responsible lenders want to know that you can comfortably afford to manage any new borrowing, so they calculate a credit score that helps them to assess the likelihood that you will be able to repay what you owe.

To do this, they take all relevant information including things like your credit report and your application form. If you are an existing or past customer, they will also use their experience of how you’ve managed repayments with them in the past.



What Does Your Credit Score Mean?

The Experian Credit Score runs from 0-999 and is an indication of how a lender may see you based on the information in your Credit Report. The higher your score, the greater chance you have of getting the best credit deals.

  • Check Very Poor: 0 to 560
  • Check Poor: 561 to 720
  • Check Fair: 721 to 880
  • Check Good: 881 to 960
  • Check Excellent: 961 to 999

How Well Will You Score?

You can get your Experian Credit Score and Report by taking a free trial of CreditExpert, where you can find out how you can manage and improve your Credit Score which could increase your chances of being offered great credit deals.

Alternative: One Off £2 Statutory Credit Report

The Experian statutory credit report contains a snapshot of your credit information. It contains public and private information recorded in your name which is available to authorised lenders that carry out a credit check through Experian. The information in your £2 Statutory Credit Report is the same information that is shown on your Experian Credit Report available as part of Experian CreditExpert.

Free Trial Terms & Conditions
  • New customers only.
  • A monthly fee of £14.99 applies after the 30 day period.
  • You may cancel your membership at any point during the free trial free of charge
  • Free trial period starts on registration, further ID verification may be required to access full service. This may take up to 5 days.