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Tifosi1 Posted - 06 January 2011 : 22:43:05
Hello Everyone,

Happy New Year.

My wife just obtained her credit report and credit score from experion for the first time and we were suprised to find out that she has the maximum score of 999 (which is great) but we did note that I am showing as an associate on her report 3 times - each of the entries relating to creditors in my bankruptcy back in 2008. (Marks & Spencer and Alliance & Leicester)

I understand that as I am an associate on her credit report this will be seen and taken into account by lenders if she applies for credit in the future - is this correct? Whilst we do not plan getting back into debt - we are planning ahead and will be moving into rental accomodation later this year which will likely entail a credit check on her and i wouldnt want my bankruptcy to affect securing a new home.

Is there any way we can get the 3 entries removed from her credit report? My wife was not a joint account holder on any of my debt with M&S or A&L so I can only think that these entries are somehow linked with my bankruptcy?

Many thanks

Tifosi
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gettingoutofdebt Posted - 09 January 2011 : 08:49:42
An example of the information you need to put in the letter is available at http://www.desktoplawyer.co.uk/dtl/index.cfm?event=base:article&node=A76055BD76398

That page also has links to the 3 credit agencies that you need to contact.
Tifosi1 Posted - 08 January 2011 : 20:55:45
Thanks - would you know how you go about doing that letter?
Niobe Posted - 08 January 2011 : 18:59:03
She can file a notice of dissassociation with the agencies and this should make sure that her credit rating is ok.

Buckle your seat belt Dorothy, 'cos Kansas is going bye bye.

Jan
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gettingoutofdebt Posted - 07 January 2011 : 09:13:51
"I understand that as I am an associate on her credit report this will be seen and taken into account by lenders if she applies for credit in the future - is this correct?"

That's correct. The associations would have been for any joint accounts i.e. loans, bank accounts, etc.

There is information about credit associations and how to remove them (contact the credit reference agency) at http://www.the-credit-expert.co.uk/credit-report/what-is-a-financial-association/

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