Your tax-reported income amount comes from the head of the household on
your tax return. If you would like to edit the amount to include other
income in your household, you can change to self-reported income. To
update your self-reported income, foll...read more
Your debt amount, which is used to calculate your debt-to-income ratio,
is pulled directly from your credit report. The only amount that can be
edited in your Turbo profile is monthly rent, which is located under the
"additional expenses" category in...read more
DTI is an indicator of whether or not you're living within your means,
and a critical factor to determine the size of the loan you can get.
It's calculated by dividing your monthly debt payments by your monthly
income. The lower this percentage, the ...read more
Security is vital so we take measures to help prevent unauthorized
access before providing your credit score. To complete credit score
registration, we ask questions to help prevent this unauthorized access
to your credit report, which are created us...read more
Simply log in to your Turbo account and select View details, then select
a credit card or loan to see your payment history, number of on-time
payments, account status, and more. It's not currently possible to print
or download your report in Turbo. Y...read more
No, you won't be charged. We believe in giving you your credit score and
any future updates for free so you know where you stand. We'll also help
you understand the why behind your score and give you tips on how to
improve it. So how do we make money...read more