 TITLE: How to Check if Something Changed on Your Credit Report CONTENT: Check Credit Report Updates With Experian's \"See What's Changed\" Feature\n------------------------------------------------------------------------\nExperian's free credit report service provides updates on your Experian credit report every 30 days. The \"See what's changed\" function on the app makes it easy to spot new information in your report. It's a more user-friendly option than the traditional practice of comparing your current credit report to the last one you checked to identify changes in your data.\nTo view the \"See what's changed\" information for your Experian credit report, click the Reports icon at the bottom of the Experian home screen on the app. Then click the \"See what's changed\" button marked with a yellow bell icon.\nThe \"See what's changed\" feature summarizes adjustments in your overall debt level, modifications to individual accounts, the opening or closing of new loans or credit card accounts, and any new inquiries or credit checks related to new applications for loans or other credit.\n\"See what's changed\" also reports increases or reductions in your total debt levels, changes in your total credit card borrowing limit and, if applicable, the addition or removal of collections accounts, foreclosures and bankruptcy filings.\nEach entry in the \"See what's changed\" list includes a notation of whether those changes \"could help\" your overall credit, \"could harm\" your credit, or \"could help or harm\" your credit standing. Click any entry to expand it for a more detailed explanation. END