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When applying for a secured or unsecured loan, an unfavorable credit rating may provide us with the label of “bad” credit. To better understand bad credit and bad credit loans, we need to comprehend how the financial world assesses credit itself. In the UK, “credit reference agencies” collect and compile various types of financial information from numerous sources. They then sell this data to lenders, as credit reports. In the UK, the three credit reference agencies are Call Credit, Equifax, Experian.

 

Inside the credit report

What exactly does your credit report contain? Various components on the credit report include:

 

  • Your credit history: This includes details about your credit accounts, such as when they were opened, credit or loan amounts, and any late payments that were made.

Keep in mind that even after you close a credit card or pay off a loan, the details about the account will remain on your credit report for six years

 

  • Your current account provider: Additional information beyond the account provider’s name is only included when it is pertinent to the process of issuing additional credit. 
  • Your public record information: This includes house repossessions, bankruptcies, etc. Typically, this sort of information only remains on the credit report for the duration of six years.
  • Your credit report views: Each and every time your credit report is reviewed, such as when applying for a secured or personal loan, it is noted on your credit report. The searches will remain on the report for a maximum of two years.

All of the information on your credit report is then utilized to create your credit “score,” or credit “rating,” although this figure is not contained on the actual credit report.

 

From credit history to credit future

So, what does this all mean? What exactly do lenders want to learn from your credit report and credit rating? In a nutshell, they want to learn about your credit past, to determine if you have a credit future with them. In other words, they must perform some analyses to determine how much risk would be involved in lending capital to you.

 

Fixing credit without going broke

In the case that you are having difficulty securing a loan, including a bad credit loan, you might consider availing of credit repair companies. However, according to Data Protection Act, credit reference agencies are required to correct errors or add a Notice of Correction, without charging in fees.

 

Also, various debt advice charities can provide gratis advice on subjects such as how to handle debt and taking out loans when you have “bad” credit.