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Credit Report Prepared for:
Expires on:
8/27/2002
JOHN SAMPLE
9/26/2002

Personal Information
Surname: Given Name: Social Insurance Number:
SAMPLE JOHN  
Birth Date: Telephone Number:
Jun 28, 1955 6045551111

Residence(s)
House Number: Street Name: City:   Prov:   Postal: Since:
336 Bassett Drive Vancouver   BC   K1J3P2 Apr 1, 2001
22 149 St. Moosejaw   SASK   V3P5K9 Oct 4, 1999
4340 Stetan Ave Calgary   AB   A4L2B7 Aug 20, 1998
580A Amelia Cres Toronto   ONT   G0A1T0 Oct, 1995

Employment Records
Employer Name: Occupation: Since:
THE RESTAURANT SERVER OCT 26, 1999
PLANET PLUTO NIGHTCLUB DISK JOCKEY AUG, 1997
YXZ TCONCIERGE MAY, 1980

Credit Summary
Date File Opened:
Date Updated:
Date of Last Credit Check:
Total Credit Limit All Accounts:
Sep 05, 1933 Aug 27, 2002 Aug 27, 2002 $11,500.00
Total Balance All Accounts:
Total Monthly Payment Amount:
Total Number of Accounts on File:
$2,050.00 $43.00 3
Number of Accounts Paid as Agreed:
Number of Accounts with Late Payments:
Credit Utilization:
0 3 17.83%
Installment Accounts
 
Revolving Accounts
 
Account Balance:
$0.00
Account Balance:
$2,050.00
Amount Monthly:
$43.00
Amount Monthly:
$0.00
Amount due less 120 days:
$0.00
Amount due less 120 days:
$0.00
Amount due over 120 days:
$0.00
Amount due over 120 days:
$0.00
Total Times Delinquent
 
30 Days Late : 3Time(s)
60 Days Late : 2Time(s)
90+ Days Late : 2Time(s)

Creditor's Name:
Telephone Number:
Account Type:
MASTERCAD 8006984785 Revolving
Account Number:
***********3006
Date Account Opened:
Aug 05, 1997
30 Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Credit Limit:
$4,000.00
Current Balance:
$350.00
60 Days Late
: 0 Time(s)
Date Balance Last Updated:
Jul 16, 2002
Minimum Payment Amount:
$15.00
90+ Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Amount Past Due:
$0.00
Number of Months History is Reported Over:
60

Credit Rating

: Delinquent
Comments/Current Payment Status:

Creditor's Name:
Telephone Number:
Account Type:
VISA 8005463256 Revolving
Account Number:
************7130
Date Account Opened:
Oct 05, 1998
30 Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Credit Limit:
$5,000.00
Current Balance:
$900.00
60 Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Date Balance Last Updated:
Aug 02, 2002
Minimum Payment Amount:
$12.00
90+ Days Late
: 0 Time(s)
Amount Past Due:
$0.00
Number of Months History is Reported Over:
48

Credit Rating

: Delinquent
Comments/Current Payment Status:

Creditor's Name:
Telephone Number:
Account Type:
DINERS CLUB 8009564512 Revolving
Account Number:
**********5017
Date Account Opened:
Jan 11, 1997
30 Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Credit Limit:
$2,500.00
Current Balance:
$800.00
60 Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Date Balance Last Updated:
Aug 04, 2002
Minimum Payment Amount:
$16.00
90+ Days Late
: 1 Time(s)
Amount Past Due:
$0.00
Number of Months History is Reported Over:
60

Credit Rating

: Delinquent
Comments/Current Payment Status:

Collections
Collection Agency Name:
CHRIS'COLLECTIONS
Phone Number:
6048777895
Amount Still Owing:
$600.00
Date Collection was Reported:
May 12, 2001
Collection Status:
DISCHARGED
Date Info was Last Updated:
Jun 12, 2001
Date Status Last Updated:
Sep 15, 2002
Initial Amount for Collection:
$700.00

Public Records
Plaintiff's Name: BC HYDRO Date Reported Sep 05, 2001
Court Information: 12 Status of Dispute: NOT VERIFIED
Court Case Number: 1094 Amount Disputed: $2,500.00
Lawyers Name: MARK ROOTS Date Status last Updated:

Bankruptcies
Trustee Information:
A B C COMPNAY
Court Information:
Bankruptcy Court
Court Case Number:
3025
Status:
NOT VERIFIED
Date Reported:
May 16, 2001
Date Status Last Updated:
Jun 28, 2002
Assets Less Liability Amount at Time of Filing:
$3,025.00  

Credit References
Name of Reference:
Reference Phone Number:
Reference Date:
HERNANDEZ INC   6048865969 Apr 05, 2002

Credit Checks
Company Name: Phone Number: Date of Inquiry: Reason for Inquiry:
IQUIRI INC   6045553333 Aug 27, 2002
A B C INQUIRIES   6049583652 Jun 12, 2002
Hertz Rental   6045554444 Aug 7, 1999
Telus Mobility   6042223333 Jun 1, 2001
A B C INQUIRIES   6049583652 Jun 12, 2002

Consumer Statements and Notes
Notes:   Date Note Added to Credit Report:
VISA Paid as agreed.   May 14, 2001



Personalized Credit Analysis

Credit Rating
Your Current Credit Rating is:
Fair

What Does My Credit Rating Mean?
Your personalized credit analysis is based on the information in your credit bureau record. Your Credit Rating is an overall summary of your credit worthiness. Higher ratings are better. With a high rating, you have a good chance of getting the credit and loan(s) you want. Your score or rating is not the only thing lenders look at when making their decision. Other information is also evaluated like account balances, payment patterns and monthly credit payment amounts.

 

Currently, your Credit Rating is FAIR. This will make it difficult for you to get the best offers, especially for credit cards. Be prepared to pay higher fees and interest rates as well as make deposits and down payments. Also, you may not be able to get high credit limits and/or high loan amounts. If you demonstrate that you are reliable by always paying your bills on time, your credit score can improve significantly within a year. Check the Factors That Affect Your Credit section to find out specifically what is affecting your credit rating.

Personalized Credit Analysis
Credit Summary
JOHN SAMPLE , your credit file was opened on 1/11/1997 when you opened your DINERS CLUB account. As of today, you currently have 3 accounts listed on your credit file with a combined outstanding balance of $2,050.00 with monthly payments of $43.00.
The following 3 creditors have recorded at least one late payment:

 

  • MASTERCAD
  • VISA
  • DINERS CLUB

Your file was last updated by creditors on 9/5/2001 and now reflects a total of 3 payment(s) that were 30 days late, 2 payments that were 60 days late and 2 payments that were 90 or more days late. You currently owe a total of $0.00 to creditors that you have not paid in over 120 days. A $11,500.00 credit limit has been made available to you, of which, you are currently utilizing 17.83% percent.


Factors that Affect your Credit Rating
Frequent Delinquency
You have 7 delinquent payments recorded on your credit file. Your failure to consistently pay at least one of your creditors in the manner in which you agreed to when you received credit may increase your cost in obtaining a loan or credit card account in the future as well as affect the current rates of interest on your existing accounts. Making payments according to the terms of your agreement with your creditor over an extended period of time will eliminate this problem.

 

Too many accounts with a balance
of your account(s) have a balance. You have an excessive amount of accounts with a balance in your account history. Bringing one or more of your accounts to a zero balance will eliminate this problem.

 

Accounts too recent
The average period over which your accounts have been reported to the credit bureau is 168 months. Your credit report contains one or more accounts that have been recently opened. The length of time since the accounts have been established has not been sufficient enough for your creditors to properly report the status of your accounts. Keeping your accounts up-to-date over an extended period of time will eliminate this problem and increase your credit worthiness in the eyes of future lenders.

 

Date of last Credit Check too Recent
A B C INQUIRIES recently performed a credit check on 6/12/2002. You have recently applied for credit. Creditors often view numerous credit applications in a short period of time as high risk indicators, as you may obtain access to more funds than you can afford to pay back under the agreed terms leaving lenders exposed to a potential loss. Decreasing the amount of credit applications you complete within a six month period will eliminate this problem.

 

Recent derogatory public record or collection
You currently have 1 legal or registered item entries on your credit file. You failed to pay one or more creditors in the manner in which you agreed to when you obtained the credit. Your creditors are pursuing legal avenues and/or have hired a collection agency in an effort to be repaid by you. Legal filings and or recent collection activity may adversely affect your credit worthiness in the eyes of potential lenders and in most cases will result in denial or higher cost of obtaining credit. Making payments according to the terms of your agreement with your creditor over an extended period of time will eliminate this problem.

 

Too few bank revolving, or other revolving accounts
You have 3 credit card or credit line accounts listed on your credit report. You require additional recent credit card payment activity. You may already have a credit card account, however lenders are reluctant to gauge your credit worthiness on the basis of one or two credit references. Opening additional credit card accounts and keeping them up-to-date over an extended period of time will eliminate this problem.

 

Derogatory public record or collection filed
Your creditors are pursuing legal avenues and/or have hired a collection agency in an effort to be repaid by you. Legal filings and or recent collection activity may adversely affect your credit worthiness in the eyes of potential lenders and in most cases will result in denial or a higher cost of obtaining credit. Paying your outstanding balance in full as well as accrued interest will help you appease creditors and get you back on track.

 

Bankruptcy
You have declared bankruptcy within the last 14 years. Bankruptcy will adversely affect your credit worthiness in the eyes of potential lenders and in most cases will result in denial or a higher cost of obtaining credit. In order to obtain credit you may have to provide security, such as personal assets or cash deposits. In extreme cases, creditors may also require a co-signer.

 

Missing or outdated information
An estimated 48% of credit reports contain inaccuracies or errors. It's important to correct these errors and update the credit bureau before they impact your buying power and credit rating.
The information reported in a credit file is provided to the credit bureau by credit grantors, federal and provincial government offices and public registries. The details relating to manner of payment and historical status reflect the actual manner in which you paid your accounts. The credit bureau cannot alter in any way the information reported, unless the information is determined to be wrong, incomplete or otherwise inaccurate. You have the right, as a consumer, to dispute information contained in your credit file. For consumers who wish to dispute any information, the credit bureau will conduct an investigation for verification and resolution.
In order to aid you in determining the accuracy and completeness of your file, below is information identifying areas of your credit report that appear to be incomplete or inaccurate:

 
  • Social Insurance Number
  • Bankruptcy
  • Credit Card Information
  • Current Employer

Updating your file with the correct personal information will help creditors make the most accurate decision about you. Please visit the Credit Information Center to learn how to update and dispute inaccuracies on your credit report

 


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