08/27/2026
Your credit report includes a lot of information about your credit history. Knowing what’s on it can make it easier to understand your credit and spot anything that may need a closer look.
Here’s what you’ll typically find on your credit report:
✅ Personal information: Your name, current and previous addresses, date of birth, and other identifying information.
✅ Credit accounts: Details about your loans, credit cards, and other accounts, including balances, payment history, and account status.
✅ Credit inquiries: A record of certain businesses that have checked your credit, such as when you apply for a loan or credit card.
✅ Public records and collections: Certain financial information, such as bankruptcies or collection accounts, when applicable.
Reviewing your credit report regularly can help you better understand your credit history and catch information that may be incorrect.
Have questions about what you’re seeing? Our team is happy to help.