The key information contained in your credit bureau

The personally identifiable information must match 100% to avoid any confusion of a bad credit bureau and your own credit bureau


Name, address, date of birth and Social Security Number.


Allows consumers to add additional information on any information contained on their file. This comment not be explanatory or descriptive.


- Are the payments are made in good time frame?
- Give details of your information about your credit accounts. Credit Card, Credit Agreement D credit account at a retailer.


- Refers to the entire history of your transactions associated with a bank account
- Refers to all checks issued


Contains information about secured loans, bankruptcies or judgments, RDPRM links associated with an individual


Includes information on any involvement of a collection agency trying to collect a debt


List of organizations and individuals who have obtained copies of your

Credit report. Each credit application directly affects the query part of your file.

Information on mortgages, may or may not affected your credit, it all depends on the lending institution in question. However, omission of payments you may create a bad credit, if these institutions decide to change their policies.


Parts C and D are the two parts of your credit report that may alert the lending institutions. A bad credit will be made up of elements which is found in a grouping of credit information.

The key elements that will affect your credit.
- Late payments on credit cards
- Late payment on accounts from major retailers.
- NSF check.
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