My First Credit Sesame Update

by Ron

A few weeks ago I wrote a review of Credit Sesame, the online credit scoring company that didn’t charge me anything to see my credit score from Experian. Seeing your credit score for free is great but most companies only let you peek at it once … then the charges begin. The great thing about Credit Sesame is that they send you a monthly update on your score on a regular basis and included in each update are potential windfalls you could gather from their analysis of your personal financial situation.

While not all of their recommendations may suite you personally (though you DO have the option of changing your goals in their system), having someone constantly on the lookout for a better deal for everything from a mortgage to a credit card AND not relentlessly spamming your email inbox AND having it automated is a great deal in my book. Add in the fact that it costs nothing … nada … zip, zero, zilch, and the deal improves even more. Then on top of that – IT ISN’T A  “FREE TRIAL” and they don’t even ask for payment of any kind and you can understand my enthusiasm.

Click HERE to get your FREE Credit Score from Credit Sesame!

Credit Sesame is more than just free credit scores

Utilizing bank level technology to analyze your credit report and score, Credit Sesame can scan thousands of loans, mortgages, and other credit offers that you may qualify for and subsequently save you a TON of cash in the long run. My recent update found that I could potentially save as much as $126 per month my refinancing my mortgage. While I’m not too keen about another refinance, it IS something I may consider. That’s a lot of cash in the long run.

Credit Sesame uses the same analytics that banks use to make lending decisions. These powerful tools track and evaluate my entire credit situation. Then their technology evaluates over 5,000 scenarios against loans from all major banks to give me advice that’s personal – and prequalified. I don’t have to sift through multiple websites or endless paperwork to find a better deal. Credit Sesame is doing that for me RIGHT NOW.

Another great feature is that Credit Sesame tracks the market and the products, new and old, from major banks daily. If my credit score or debt picture changes, or if a new financial product comes onto the market, their technology evaluates the situation and alerts me.

If you’d like to have someone watching out for you like this, join me over at Credit Sesame today. It really is FREE, it really is EASY, and they don’t even ask you for a credit card number, debit card number, or checking account number.

Join Credit Sesame TODAY and get your Free Monthly Credit Score and Free Monthly Financial Advice!

About the author

Ron has written 1082 articles on The Wisdom Journal.


The founder and editor of The Wisdom Journal in 2007, Ron has worked in banking, distribution, retail, and upper management for companies ranging in size from small startups to multi-billion dollar corporations. He graduated Suma Cum Laude from a top MBA program and currently is a partner in a national building materials company.


If you enjoyed what you just read and would like to get FREE email updates with the freshest articles from The Wisdom Journal delivered right to your inbox, subscribe today! It's ridiculously easy and you can unsubscribe at any time. Since your email address is never sold or abused, you can subscribe with confidence, PLUS you'll get free reports/guides/eBooks, subscriber only benefits, and other perks.


»crosslinked«

{ 2 comments }

Brian

I tried credit sesame but then I actually paid to get my credit scores when I got my free annual credit report and credit sesame was almost 100 points off my actual scores. I really find that this could make this service pretty useless.

Ron

I’ve found quite them to be fairly accurate, considering it cost nothing to get the score. Mine was *pretty* close and the advice that Credit Sesame gives, considering it IS free, is pretty good too. But you do get what you pay for.

Also consider who you got your paid score from. They may be owned by TransUnion or Exquifax. If that’s the case, the reality is that their score from Experian may be estimated. Credit Sesame gives you the actual Experian score.

Previous post:

Next post: