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Lenders are now reporting your “on time” payment history – and it matters, a lot.

Lets delve into the evolution of credit reporting in Australia, specifically focusing on RHI reporting. Before 2020, credit reports...

What's on your credit report & how long will it be there for?

Our friends at LoanU have produced this handy guide to how long adverse notes on your credit report will remain.

Is your credit score... delicious or disgusting?

OK its a bad pun but we're using a hamburger as a reference so we will allow it. Equifax, one of the credit reporting bureaus, has...

A plea from a credit repair specialist, protect your credit report and credit score

Victoria Coster of Credit Fix Solutions is a recognised expert in the credit repair industry and she has asked us to share that she is...

How important is an established credit history?

I’ve been asked the following question by a gorgeous mum looking after her 20-something son, he is a really great saver and has saved...

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