SavvyMoney Credit Score
Prevent fraud and save money by using SavvyMoney Credit Score within Digital Banking.How SavvyMoney works.
Easily opt in via Digital Banking, on desktop or mobile, by clicking either menu, then Credit Score or directly on the Credit Score widget. Then follow the prompts to opt in.Understand your credit score.
Access your credit score anytime, anywhere. Learn the factors that make up your credit score and get important educational information on how to improve your score with our easy to understand action items. Remember, the better your score, the more you’ll save with lower interest rates on new and existing loans.Protect your identity.
Review your full credit profile. Gain peace of mind in knowing you can keep on top of your credit. And, if you find an account you don’t recognize, SavvyMoney will help you file a dispute with the credit bureau. They even monitor your credit and alert you if there are any changes to your credit profile.Apply for new loan offers.
See personalized new loan offers based on your credit score for Auto Loans, Credit Cards, and Personal Loans. You can pick the loan balance and term you’re looking for and see your estimated interest rate and monthly payment. Then apply right through SavvyMoney.Save money by refinancing.
View personalized refinance offers for Credit Cards, Auto Loans, Personal Loans, and more by clicking on the various top drop-down menus. See just much interest you'd save over the life of the loan as well as your projected monthly payment. Apply for these offers within SavvyMoney.
Learn more about how to improve your credit score in our blog.
Improve your credit score with SavvyMoney.
Understand the factors
of your credit score.
Review your payment history, credit usage, total balances,credit age, and recent credit.
Review your
credit grade.
See your current rating from A-F witha detailed explanation of each contributing factor.
Follow suggested
actions to improve.
Improve your credit score by followingthe recommended actions for each factor.
Access additional
resources.
Review additional resources such as blogs andarticles explaining credit score and financial health.