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Are There Sites Like Credit Karma?

• Credit Karma, based on Equifax and TransUnion
  reports, is the most popular credit score
  monitoring service.
• The company makes it easy to access your score
  and reports whenever you need them.
• It not only estimates your credit score, but also
  sends you an email when important changes occur
  and protects your personal information from being
  stolen.
• Credit Karma is not worse because of this.
  Although they offer similar services and score
  free, each company offers unique features.
• Credit Sesame
• WalletHub
• Experan

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Credit Sesame

• CreditSesame.com tracks your score in the same
  way Credit Karma does. It is not necessary to
  link your credit card.
• Your information is taken from TransUnion and
  VantageScore 3.0.
• Credit Sesame's interface shows you your current
  score and provides explanations.
• Alerts notify you when your score changes. This
  site is similar to Credit Karma's official site.
• Credit Sesame Advantages
• Mobile version. The Credit Karma alternative has
  created a mobile version. You can access all
  features and tools on your smartphone (both
  Android versions and iPhone versions).
• Get the best rates. Credit Sesame can help you
  find the best rates for small personal loans or
  insurance.
• Protection against identity theft. Once you sign
  up, you will receive identity theft insurance in
  the amount of 50,000. You also get assistance in
  the event of fraud.

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WalletHub

• WalletHub, like Credit Karma and others, offers
  free reports and credit scores. The estimates are
  based upon TransUnion reports.
• It also offers advice and information on how to
  increase and understand your score.
• You can also use the alerts feature.
• WalletHub is different from other sites similar
  to Credit Karma because it offers 24/7 service.
  It will notify you via SMS of any changes and
  help to solve problems before they spiral out of
  control. It will notify you via SMS if there is
  an emergency and help you to act quickly.
• WalletHub, the only free monitoring service,
  updates your information daily and provides a
  clear plan of action. It also displays a visual
  breakdown for your credit history and each
  account in your report.

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Experian

• If you request a free credit score report, Credit
  Karma is likely to be found in Google search
  results. It is one of three major American
  bureaus.
• Experian focuses on business lines like credit
  services, marketing, decision analytics, and
  consumer services.
• Experian, unlike other services such as Credit
  Karma is paid. You will pay 4,99 the first month
  and 24,99 each subsequent month. It offers a
  free report every 30 day upon sign in.
• The many packages available can make it easy to
  become confused. Customers have the opportunity
  to obtain a complete Experian report and also the
  option to buy full reports from Equifax,
  TransUnion and FICO.