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How to Check Your Credit Score on CIBC's Online Platforms: A Step-by-Step Guide

The credit score is a critical element of your financial health, and knowing how to check it is essential. In this article, you'll learn how you can check your credit score through CIBC's online banking platform, mobile app, and customer service.

Using CIBC Online Banking to Check Your Credit Score

The CIBC online banking platform is a convenient way to manage your finances, including checking your credit score. Here's how you can see it:

• Visit the CIBC website and log in, using your card number and password.
• On the dashboard, navigate to the 'Financial Tool' tab.
• Under this category, click on 'Credit Score.
• Your credit score should now be displayed, along with details about what contributes to your score.

Note: Remember, checking your credit score through CIBC’s online banking platform doesn't affect your score.

Using the CIBC Mobile App to Check Your Credit Score

The CIBC Mobile Banking App not only puts your accounts at your fingertips, but also your credit score. Here are the steps:

• Download and install the CIBC Mobile Banking App from the App Store or Google Play.
• Log in to your account with your Online Banking Card number and the password.
• Once in the app, click on the three lines at the top left to access the main menu.
• Select 'More' from the drop-down menu, then find and click on 'Credit Score.'
• Your credit score will be displayed, along with an assessment of your credit health.

Checking your credit score frequently can help you monitor changes, keep track of your financial health, and aim for financial goals.

Contacting Customer Service to Check Your Credit Score

If you prefer speaking to an individual, then contacting CIBC’s customer service might be your easiest option for checking your credit score. Here is how:

• Dial CIBC’s customer service at 1-800-465-CIBC (2422).
• Once connected, navigate through the automated menu to talk to a representative.
• After verifying your identity for security purposes, ask the representative about your credit score.

Keep in mind that calling customer service for your credit score might not be the most convenient method and could involve longer waiting times, especially during peak hours.

Conclusion

Staying informed about your credit score can have significant benefits, from being approved for loans to landing you better interest rates and credit card deals. Thankfully, CIBC provides various easy to use channels to check your credit score. So whether you prefer using the website, mobile app, or a call to customer service, you have all the options you need to stay ahead of your credit score.