How

[Anonymous]

Would I go about getting my personal FICO score?

[Brian_Earl_Spilner]

You can go to the top of the page and click on "Products". You can also go to www.creditchecktotal.com and signs up for their 7 day trial for $1. Cancel it after you get your scores.

[Anonymous]

There are still yet other strategies for getting free FICO scores.  For example, you can get a free monthly FICO 8 score drawn on Experian data at creditscore.com.  Many credit cards offer free monthly FICO scores.  Etc.

Brian's suggestion of CCT is a great place to start.

[Brian_Earl_Spilner]

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@Anonymous wrote:

There are still yet other strategies for getting free FICO scores.  For example, you can get a free monthly FICO 8 score drawn on Experian data at creditscore.com.  Many credit cards offer free monthly FICO scores.  Etc.

Brian's suggestion of CCT is a great place to start.

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It's become my go to as I dont have any cards that provide an EQ8 score and I have yet to find a place that provides it for free.

[Anonymous]

CCT is great.  If you'd like to know a place that offers a free FICO 8 (Equifax) you might want to ask SouthJamaica.  He knows a bank or CU that will give you a free monthly score for opening a savings account.  I can't remember its name.

[SouthJamaica]

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@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

There are still yet other strategies for getting free FICO scores.  For example, you can get a free monthly FICO 8 score drawn on Experian data at creditscore.com.  Many credit cards offer free monthly FICO scores.  Etc.

Brian's suggestion of CCT is a great place to start.

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It's become my go to as I dont have any cards that provide an EQ8 score and I have yet to find a place that provides it for free.

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Langley FCU provides EQ FICO 8 and Citibank provides EQ FICO Bankcard 8.

[Anonymous]

Ok so by going up on top here, click products. Will their be a charge? Well, reckon I'll found out. If so then that's a No🤔. Can't afford to be charged ATM. Also, there is a way to get your annual free credit report. But, used to be those 4 words .com not anymore. Anyone know how to get it now?

[Anonymous]

Is there a reason you are not wanting to do the $1 trial at Credit Check Total?  That's been suggested a couple times so far in this thread.

The web site I believe you are thinking of is this:

https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action

ACR is fine, except that you only can use it once a year.  There are many other free tools that give you your reports monthly or even more often.

[Anonymous]

creditscorecard.com gives you your EX FICO 8 score, updated monthly for free.