Can I Let Someone Else Use My Credit Score?
August 18, 2016
Credit reports can be an excellent place to not only start finding accounts, but also protect your loved one's identity from being stolen post mortem.
Credit reports can be an excellent place to not only start finding accounts, but also protect your loved one's identity from being stolen post mortem.
It may be tempting — let someone use your good credit score for some cash. But there are lots of problems associated with doing so.
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