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What are Credit Reports and Why do They Matter?

Think of your credit report as your financial report card. It tells where you borrowed money and your history of how and when you paid it back. It also indicates how much of your available credit you use. The better your credit report, the better your credit score — and the better the credit terms that will be available to you for a mortgage, auto loan or credit card.
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