As TransUnion powers MoneySuperMarket, the information it displays may be trusted. Also, TransUnion’s partners all use the same credit report and score as everyone else. Therefore, you’ll be able to get a real report on how your credit score is doing and what you need to do to improve it!

As a credit broker, MoneySuperMarket connects customers with the goods and services of several financial institutions. This benefit is provided free of charge to all customers. They receive a fee from the lenders instead, but this has no influence on how they promote the lenders’ products to customers. Access to your credit score is free on the platform as well.

No! The MoneySuperMarket platform is a credit broker that gives you information about credit cards, loans, and other products to help you find the best option for your needs. However, you can also use their Credit Monitor feature to check your credit score for free and improve it!

Suppose you want to use MoneySuperMarket to shop around. In that case, their eligibility checking tool (which is essentially a soft search) will need you to provide personal information such as your name, date of birth, address, and employer. A soft inquiry into your credit history is then performed using this data.