There is a law that entitles you to a free credit report once a year. You can then purchase your credit score from the reporting source. Equifax charges $7.95 to unlock your score but the report is free. Experian and Trans Union charge less than that. All 3 reports can be obtained free from.

NO…you cannot get your SCORE for free any where…it is provided by a 3rd party called Fair Isaac CO (FICO) and they charge. The best suggestion I have is to pay for it because you really need to know what it costs.

You can get your REPORT for free once a year from…but it doesn’t provide your credit score for free, you still have to pay for it from each credit bureau.

YOU ARE ENTITLED TO 1 FREE COPY OF YOUR CREDIT REPROT A YEAR, IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE THIS YET.. THE WEBSITE IS, I THINK THEY MAY STILL NEED A CREDIT CARD # FROM YOU FOR SECURITY PURPOSES BUT THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS OR HIDDEN COSTS FOR IT.. GOOD LUCK.. THIS DOESN’T GIVE YOU YOUR SCORE THOUGH, AS FAR AS I KNOW MOST PLACES CHARGE FOR IT

You can get a free copy of your credit report, but not your credit score. If you have been turned down for a loan, or a credit card, then you are entitled for a copy of the score and report they ran. Most of the time when you apply for a loan, both car and home, you are given the number they receive when they run your credit.

By the way, it is a good idea to request your free credit report every six months to check for fraud. Catching identity theft right away makes things much easier.

None for free. If you want your score you have to pay for it.