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Understand your credit score and manage your finances better Hi {NAME}, We live in an era of never-e

[Experian]( Understand your credit score and manage your finances better Hi {NAME}, We live in an era of never-ending to-do lists and hectic schedules where important tasks – like managing our finances - fall through the cracks. Worry not, let us help you understand your Experian Credit Score. Sign up to the Free Experian Account by clicking below. [Get your free score]( Did you know your credit report could be linked to your partner's? Experian's Financial Associations campaign highlights how your credit report can become linked to another individual's and impact your chances of being accepted for credit. The videos below feature several couples discussing how they've been impacted by their partner's credit history. Check them out to understand the importance of having clear financial goals before making financial commitments together: [Money and relationships 1]( 24% of Brits believe that their applications for credit have been negatively impacted by someone else's credit history* [Money and relationships 1]( 22% of Brits say that their credit history has negatively impacted someone else's ability to access credit* And yes, don't forget to sign up to the Free Experian Account and check your free Experian Credit Score to get ahead! [Get your free score]( Kind regards The Experian team * The research was commissioned by Cencuswide using 3,034 respondents, polling a representative selection of the UK population. The survey was in the field from 10/11/17 until 13/11/17. N.B. Survey takers were permitted to make multiple selections for group of people (i.e. partner/parents etc.). This applied to both; people who believed their score was impacted by someone's else's credit history and, those who believed their credit history impacted someone else's access to credit. 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](. 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. 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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