Introducing ‘CreditLadder’ for Tenants & Landlords

 Introducing ‘CreditLadder’ for Tenants & Landlords

What is CreditLadder? CreditLadder was set up 2016 to help tenants improve their credit position in the simplest way without breaking a sweat, while paying your rent.

It works by reporting on-time rent payments. CreditLadder is the only way your rent payments can improve your credit position and credit score across all 3 of the main Credit Reference Agencies (CRAS) in the UK, namely Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. Pretty much every bank and building society uses at least one of these CRA’s

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