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Check your credit report online - with your FREE credit report from Experian

Know Your Credit Score ® Know Your Credit Score is brought to you in association with CreditExpert from Experian, the UK credit reference agency. CreditExpert is the online credit monitoring and identity fraud protection service available to UK consumers. It helps you to understand and take control of your personal finances in one of the most important areas - credit.

The majority of UK credit searches - carried out by organisations like banks, finance houses and shops - are made with Experian. CreditExpert allows you to see what lenders see (helping you to understand the decisions they make about you as a potential borrower), to put records straight if they are out of date and to help spot any identity fraud as soon as it takes place.

Order your Free Credit Report and you'll get:

• unlimited online access to your Experian credit report
• the opportunity to review your credit history before you apply for credit
• e-mail and text alerts for early identity fraud detection
• free phone advice from credit reference specialists
• tips and tools to help manage your finances
• opportunity to buy your National Credit Score

Protect yourself from identity fraud with your free credit report

Identity theft is a crime that affects millions of people every year. Unfortunately, many people do not find out that they are victims until they start receiving calls for debts they never incurred or until a bank rejects them for new loans or credit cards. Take action today by ordering your free credit report and checking for any signs of identity theft.

When reviewing your free credit report, pay close attention to the following:

Accounts listed - make sure it is an account that you have opened. If it is an account that has been opened recently and you know you have not taken out any new loans or credit cards that would flag up identity theft.

Inquiries for applications - check for ones you didn't place, this may suggest that someone has been trying to open accounts in your name. However, sometimes credit card companies who simply wish to send credit card offers to you make inquiries. Contact the company listed next to the inquiry to learn specifically why they made the inquiry.

Address - If you see an address where you have never lived, someone may have made an application in your name but with a different address. It could simply have been a clerical error, however find out which company updated your credit report with that address, then follow up with the company to learn how it got that address.

Your personal credit report is the best tool for detecting identity theft. If you have any suspicions, get your free credit report today. ORDER YOUR CREDIT REPORT