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What does your Data Self say about you? It could have a big impact on your finances. How to make you

What does your Data Self say about you? It could have a big impact on your finances. [experian] Don't ignore your Data Self Hi {NAME}, Never heard of your Data Self? Well, it's the version of you that companies use when they're deciding whether to give you credit or not, so it's worth getting to know it. The first step to getting to know your Data Self is getting your free Experian Credit Score. Once you've received your score you'll have a better idea of what shape your Data Self is in and how companies may view it. [Get your free score]( How to make your Data Self look even better Did you know that if your Data Self is in good shape, you're more likely to get better credit rates? To find out how to make your Data Self look its best, check out our top tips. [See tips]( See what credit rates your Data Self can get you If you're looking for credit, now may be a good time to use our comparison service. You can search for the credit you're after and we'll show you the likelihood of being accepted for credit cards and personal loans before you apply. You'll also be able to search for mortgages, insurance and energy offers. And don't worry, searching won't affect your credit score. Experian is a credit broker, not a lender, which means we can show you a range of offers from across the market†. [Compare now]( Kind regards The Experian team This email address is not monitored. If you have any questions about your subscription or would like to get in contact, please submit a query via our [contact page](. †Experian acts as a credit broker and not a lender in the provision of its credit cards and personal, car finance and guarantor loans matching services, meaning it will show you products offered by lenders and other brokers. Experian acts independently and although our [comparison service]( shows products for a range of lenders and other brokers it does not cover the whole of the market, meaning other products may be available to you. Comparison services are provided free however we will receive commission payments from lenders or brokers we introduce you to. Information about the commission we receive from brokers for mortgages and secured loans and insurance can be found in our [help section]( . All free and paid for Experian consumer services are provided by Experian Ltd (Registered number 653331). Experian Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (firm reference number 738097). Experian Ltd is registered in England and Wales with registered office at The Sir John Peace Building, Experian Way, NG2 Business Park, Nottingham, NG80 1ZZ. The web monitoring feature and its alerts within Experian Consumer Services is not Financial Conduct Authority regulated activity. Insurance comparison provided by Quotezone and Quotezone.co.uk are trading styles of Seopa Limited who are a limited company registered in Northern Ireland, Registered number: NI46322. Registered office: Seopa Limited, Blackstaff Studios, Floor 2, 8-10 Amelia Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim, Belfast, BT2 7GS. Seopa Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide insurance mediation activities. Their registered number is 313860. Seopa Limited own, run and manage the insurance comparison service. Experian Limited are not responsible for any content, recommendations or arrangement activity carried out by Seopa Limited. Energy comparison provided by Runpath Group Limited, a registered company in England & Wales. Company Reg No: 06824947. Registered address: The Sir John Peace Building, Experian Way, NG2 Business Park, Nottingham, NG80 1ZZ. Experian is committed to protecting your privacy online. We will never email you directly requesting any personal data or details. We invite you to learn more by reading our [privacy policy](. If you believe you have received any such communication from us, do not respond. Please notify us via our [contact page]( for assistance. If you enable images or click on links when you view this email we will use certain tracking technologies to track how you respond to our email. We use this information for various reasons; including understanding what subjects are interesting to our readers. If you would like further information, then please visit our [cookies page](. This email was sent to because you have opted in to receive communications from Experian If you think you have received this e-mail in error, or if you wish to take yourself off the mailing list, [unsubscribe here](. Copyright © 2018, Experian Ltd. All rights reserved. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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