Welcome to NatWest Know Your Credit Score, here you can:
Checking your credit score is free and doesn’t impact it in any way.
Your personalised credit score will be updated every 28 days and you can track how your score has changed over time.
Your credit score and data is provided by TransUnion
Your personalised credit report gives you a detailed breakdown of your credit history held by TransUnion, including your credit score and financial account history.
Something not quite right?
You can dispute anything you feel isn’t correct within your credit report directly with TransUnion.
My Score Details allows you to see the positive and negative factors that impact your credit score.
Next best actions you can take to improve your score will also be displayed.
See how different financial situations like applying for a loan or increasing your credit limit could impact your score.
Discover some of the benefits of becoming a NatWest customer.
A range of product and service offerings which could help you to manage and control your finance.
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Click on the Credit Cards tab to see if you are eligible for a personalised credit card offer.
We just need a few more details from you, including your income and expenditure information.
Offers are based on the accuracy of info you give us. Your offers depend on you passing our usual fraud and anti-money laundering checks, plus any income checks we need to do.
Please visit the FAQ section for answers to our most common queries, but if you can't find an answer to your question then please get in touch with us by using the contact details below.
You can contact our Consumer Support Team using the following methods: