Many potential employers, especially for jobs in finance or banking, look
closely at your credit report.
First of all, an insurance provider will look
closely at your credit report.
Not exact matches
Since most lenders will look
closely at your
credit history prior to making a decision, keep an eye on your
credit score and anything in your
credit report that might be a red flag.
Because of how
closely it will be scrutinized, you should definitely look
at your
credit score and
report before a lender does.
Some services are free while others require signing up for a trial offer, but
at the end of the day knowing what is on your
credit report is very important and should be monitored
closely.
That's because the VA looks
closely at the previous 12 months on your
credit report.
The date of last activity applies to all lines of
credit and other financial aspects of the
credit report and should be looked
at closely and checked for accuracy.
Note that the VA looks
closely at the past 12 months when reviewing your
credit report, so be sure you're making all payments on time.