Let us help secure your car loan The only way to rectify a poor credit rating is to adopt sound credit practices for a period of time. We cannot promise to help you re-establish your credit as only your creditors are able to alter this information, we can however help you on the road to bad credit recovery by finding you a quality lender to finance your car loan and by providing an excellent selection of fine quality used cars for you to choose from. To get started apply for a car loan online! If you are an individual with a good credit rating here again we can offer an easy hassle free experience of applying for a car loan online with our simple one minute application. We promise to find you a competitive low interest car loan with one of reputable financial lenders within twenty four hours of applying! Our promise to deliver excludes weekends and holidays. Things To Know - Credit Report, Credit Score and Credit Rating Credit Report / Credit File Along with the credit histories of millions of other people, your credit history is recorded in files maintained by at least one of Canada's three major credit-reporting agencies: Equifax Canada, TransUnion Canada and Northern Credit Bureaus Inc. – it is possible to obtain your credit file for free – please consult the agency's website in order to obtain more information. These files are called credit reports. A credit report is a "snapshot" of your credit history. It is one of the main tools lenders use to decide whether or not to give you credit. Your credit file is created when you first borrow money or apply for credit. On a regular basis, companies that lend money or issue credit cards to you – including banks, finance companies, credit unions, retailers - send specific factual information related to the financial transactions they have with you to credit reporting agencies. Credit Score Your credit score is a judgment about your financial health, at a specific point in time. It indicates the risk you represent for lenders, compared with other consumers. There are many different ways to work out credit scores. The credit-reporting agencies Equifax and TransUnion use a scale from 300 to 900. High scores on this scale are good. The higher your score, the lower the risk for the lender. Lenders may also have their own ways of arriving at credit scores. In addition, lenders must decide on the lowest score you can have and still borrow money from them. They can also use your score to set the interest rate you will pay. Credit Rating Some credit-reporting agencies report the lenders' rating of each of your credit history items on a scale of 1 to 9. A rating of "1" means you pay your bills within 30 days of the due date. A rating of "9" means that you never pay your bills at all or that you have made a consumer debt repayment proposal to the lender. A letter will also appear in front of the number: for example, I2, O2, R2. The letter stands for the type of the credit you are using. "I" means you were given credit on an installment basis, such as for a car loan, where you borrow money once and repay it in fixed amounts, on a regular basis, for a specific period of time until the loan is paid off. "O" means you have open credit such as a line of credit, where you borrow money, as needed, up to a certain limit and the total balance is due at the end of each period. This category may also include student loans, for which the money may not be owing until you are out of school. "R" means you have "revolving" credit, where you make regular payments in varying amounts depending on the balance of your account, and can then borrow more money up to your credit limit. Credit cards are a good example of "revolving" credit.1 The most common ratings are "R" ratings. These are known as North American Standard Account Ratings and are the most frequently used. The "R" indicates that the item being described involves revolving credit. If you always pay on time, it will be coded an R1. If an amount was written off because you never paid it back, it is coded R9. The R ratings are a coding system that translates "on time", "one month late", "two months late", etc., into two-digit codes.

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