Understanding your credit has never been easier! With CreditSavvy you can check your credit score and report for free, monitor changes to your credit, receive personalized insights, and discover opportunities to strengthen your financial well-being.
CreditSavvy is coming soon!
CreditSavvy1 launches September 22nd, giving GECU members a more robust tool for accessing credit score insights for free within Online Banking and our mobile app.2
A better way to monitor credit
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Check your score daily with no impact to your credit
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Calculate “what if” scenarios
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Access credit monitoring and personalized insights
FICO® Score access ends September 15th
The FICO® Score tool in Online Banking and our mobile app will be turned off on September 15th as we prepare for the release of CreditSavvy on September 22nd.
Your credit score, and more
Daily score updates
Refresh your score daily, understand what factors are affecting it, and get personalized tips to help improve your credit over time.
Credit monitoring
Stay informed with real-time alerts on changes to your credit profile, helping you quickly spot activity and stay in control.
Credit report access
Review your full credit details anytime and dispute inaccuracies if something isn't right—all in one place.
Goal tracking
Set personalized goals, track your progress toward better credit, and stay motivated with milestone updates.
Personalized insights
Access your Financial Wellness Score that lets you know where you stand and how you can improve. Get personalized insights to guide your spending and saving.
Score simulator
See how actions like paying down debt or opening new accounts could affect your credit score before making a decision.
Get to know CreditSavvy
CreditSavvy is a free tool that helps you understand and manage your credit. You can view your credit score, monitor changes to your credit profile, and access personalized insights to help you make informed financial decisions.
No. Accessing your credit score using CreditSavvy does not impact your credit.
Yes, it is possible that the score available in CreditSavvy will differ from the FICO® Score previously available in Online Banking and our mobile app. CreditSavvy is powered by the VantageScore® 3.0 model. While both VantageScore® and FICO® use a 300-to-850 scale, their formulas weigh credit report data differently and can yield different scores.
Score Simulator helps you see how actions like paying down debt or opening a new account may impact your credit score. Test real 'what-if' scenarios before you act and explore:
- How paying down debt could shift your score.
- The potential effect of a new credit application.
- What raising your credit limit might mean for you.
Using the tool will not affect your actual credit score.
Yes. CreditSavvy uses industry-standard security measures to help protect your personal information.
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