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: Caveat EmptorFree monthly credit score estimates
By Sam Glover
LendingClub and Prosper.com will “grade” borrowers based on Experian data. WaMu credit cards include TransUnion-based monthly FICO scores (although it probably is not worth getting a new card just for that perk). E-Loan Mortgage offers a one-time score based on Experian data
But the best one seems to be Credit Karma, which offers a free daily estimate of your credit score based on Experian credit data. This is the one for obsessive credit trackers.
Five Ways To Get a Free Credit Score (No Trials) | My Money Blog (via Lifehacker)
Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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