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Rental payment to be incorporated into Experian credit information.

The credit bureau Experian has indicated that it will include information on lease payment in its credit report in a new scheme entitled Mietbörse. Creditors will now be able to monitor your lease payment in a similar way as they can see if home owners have kept up with their mortgages on a regular basis.

As Experian has said, the lease market is conceived in such a way that renters can unsubscribe at any time if they wish, so if you are a renter, it is a choice that you can make based on how often you make your lease payment. Delayed payment, even if it is minor, e.g. a few business days, can have a significant impact on your work.

It' gonna be on your credit report for up to seven years. This new information has now been provided by over 150 public sector accommodation companies, municipalities and leasing agencies and will be available in the credit report for over 1 year. Renters who rent with a large lessor or lessor can ask them to register at the Rentörse.

If you are a residential renter, you can report the information yourself through CreditLadder and Canopy as well. Experian's CEO Clive Lawson said: "The addition of rent information to credit statements would help billions of individuals verify their identities so they can tap into on-line service and majorstream financing. We are already working with a number of creditors who want to use rent information to help them understand a person's finances so that they can make better choices in terms of credit ratings.

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Expert introduces consumer creditworthiness at home

It is the first facility to give UK customers credit rating information - a quick overview of their credit history, backed up by information included in their full Experian credit report. UK shoppers have an average of five credit facilities available to them, and domestic debts have now exceeded 1 trillion, making credit stewardship and credit literacy more important than ever.

Commenting on the event, Jill Stevens, Director of Consumer Relations at Experian, said: "The National Credit Score is an important complement to our beloved CreditExpert on-line tool. This allows those who want to supervise their credit information to better comprehend how creditors can see their credit histories when they request credit. The use of credit is a way of living for most of us, so it is important to ensure that we have the expertise to take a more knowledgeable credit policy.

It is a single on-line utility that immediately computes a person's credit value on the basis of the Experian Credit Report and displays it in an easy-to-understand on-line format: It is the premier credit information and scoring company for UK lenders. Experian National Credit Score is the best guidance for UK consumer on how their information affects a lender's choice and whether or not they are likely to be given credit.

Interpreting the results by a single creditor and the resulting credit decisions always varies, however, on the basis of its own credit exposure guidelines and schemes at an introduction fee of 4.99 for CreditExpert members and customers using the 30-day free evaluation version of CreditExpert, the first UK credit surveillance and alarm system.