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Checking your credit report won’t lower your credit score.
Get accurate data about your credit history including Identity Protection Insurance** which gives you access to our dedicated Victims of Fraud Team.
We'll monitor your credit report, alert you
to any potential signs of fraud and sort
everything out if you do become a victim.
You can order and view your £2 statutory credit report online or choose to have it posted to you.
The statutory credit report contains a snapshot of your current credit history.
What will your Experian credit report tell you? Find out now by viewing some of the key features of
your Experian Credit Report.
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The quickest way to get help and advice about your credit report. You can order your £2 credit report, find out how to update your report, read our frequently asked questions, send us a question, get advice about fraud or visit our Learning Zone.
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A credit report plays a key role in a lender's decision when applying for credit, so it's important to monitor it on a regular basis to check for any inaccuracies. The Experian credit report is made up of information from public records and lenders including details of your credit accounts, any court judgements and anyone to whom you might be financially associated.
CreditExpert allows you to check your credit report as often as you like, alerts you to any changes and more.
Identity fraud is on the rise in the UK as criminals steal addresses, PINs, passwords and more to commit fraud. Visit our Identity Theft Centre to find out who identity thieves target, what information they use and how to protect yourself from fraud.
ProtectMyID alerts you to potential fraud, and helps sort everything out if you do become a victim.
As part of your CreditExpert membership, we provide Identity Protection Insurance, provided by Arc, underwritten by Inter Partner Assistance S.A., which covers you for: Reasonable costs incurred relating to the sending of correspondence and telephone calls as a result of identity fraud. Reasonable lost earnings incurred of up to £500 per week for a maximum period of six weeks as a result of identity fraud. Up to £200 for the costs of replacing your passport or driving licence should you have a reasonable requirement to replace either of them as a result of identity fraud. Repeat charges incurred when reapplying for credit for which a previous application was declined as a result of identity fraud. You will have access to the Victims of Fraud Team who will help you should you become a victim of identity fraud.