Check your credit score for free
See where you stand before applying for a home loan or refinancing.
It only takes a few minutes, checking won’t affect your credit score, and all you need to get started is an Australian driver’s licence.
Know where you stand before you apply
Your credit score can help you understand how lenders may view your credit history.
See your score
Get your credit score and a simple rating that helps explain where you currently stand.
Spot potential issues early
Review your result before applying, rather than discovering a problem during your home loan application.
Plan your next step
Use your result to decide whether you’re ready to explore your options or whether there are areas you may want to work on first.
Checking your score won’t lower it
Checking your credit score through Aussie won’t negatively affect your score.
It’s a simple way to understand where you stand without submitting a home loan application or committing to anything.
Get your score in three quick steps
1. Confirm your identity
Enter your name, residential address and Australian driver’s licence details so we can confirm it’s you.
2. Create your Aussie account
Your account securely stores your result so you can access it again later.
3. View your result
See your credit score, understand your rating and explore some practical next steps.
Ready to see where you stand?
Check your credit score for free before you apply for a home loan or start planning your next move.
It only takes a few minutes and checking won’t affect your score.
Australian driver’s licence required to verify your identity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you take the next step.
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Your credit score helps lenders understand how you’ve managed credit in the past. It can be one factor lenders consider when assessing a loan application.
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Yes. You can check your credit score through Aussie for free.
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No. Checking your credit score through Aussie won’t negatively affect your score.
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Aussie has partnered with Experian to provide your credit score.
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No. Your credit score is only one factor a lender may consider.
Lenders may also assess your income, expenses, debts, deposit, employment, repayment history and their own lending criteria.
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A lower-than-expected result does not necessarily mean you can’t get a home loan.
Check your credit report for anything you don’t recognise and consider speaking with Rod before applying for new credit or making major financial changes.