Here’s how to find out what your credit score is, what it means, and why it matters

Keeping track of everyday spending can help build credit score confidence when managing the wider picture of your finances (Picture: Getty Images)

Are you the kind of person who knows when your bills get paid, the cost of your weekly shop, and the exact number of days until payday?

If so, you’re already keeping a close eye on your money. But there’s one item on your money to-do list that can easily slip under the radar: checking your credit score.

Credit scores can feel technical at first, but checking yours can be a useful way to understand your credit profile.

You don’t need to be an expert to take that first look. With ClearScore, you can access your credit score and report for free, alongside handy personalised insights.