CoreLogic HomeCoreScore / For Consumers

Until now, credit reports drew information almost exclusively from lenders who report your payment performance on installment loans, revolving loans, and credit cards to the national credit reporting companies.

As a result, lenders' decisions have relied heavily on loan and credit card payment histories. But financial events and obligations can fall outside the traditional lending companies, which can expose creditors to unforeseen risk. On the flip side, lack of information on consumers who avoid traditional credit results in sparse credit files, which can mean lower credit scores and less accurate pictures of true creditworthiness.

Expanded Credit Report

Our CoreScore™ credit report supplements traditional credit reports with Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) compliant information that paints a larger, more complete consumer credit picture. Updated continuously, the CoreScore credit report augments the information available from the traditional credit reporting companies.

Consumers - Get your free CoreScore credit report - Call 877.532.8778
Tour FCRA-Compliant CoreScore - Sample Report

Our supplemental information comes from proprietary databases that include:

  • Property ownership and mortgage obligation records
  • Property legal filings and tax assessments
  • Consumer-specific liens, judgments and child-support obligations

We merge this information with traditional credit reports to give lenders and credit card issuers a more comprehensive view of your credit history. Because we can add new information and credit lines in an average of 23 days, lenders also get a more current view of your credit report faster than they receive today. 

Improved Loan Quality

Lenders benefit by finding out about financial stress and events that fall outside traditional credit reports. They are also better able to discern when a thin credit file represents less risk than they might otherwise be able to tell. The combined insight improves lenders' ability to make informed lending decisions to reduce the likelihood borrowers will default on loans and credit card debts. And fewer credit defaults benefits us all.