Tshepo Letsatsi Credit Report Nov 2019
Tshepo Letsatsi Credit Report Nov 2019
ZA
PO BOX 4522, JOHANNESBURG, 2000 CALL CENTRE: 0861 482 482
Your TransUnion Credit Report outlines your credit information and provides you with explanations
for you to better understand and manage your credit. The information is gathered from your credit/service
provider/s.
To assist you in understanding the report, we have provided explanations within each section.
If you are looking at paying off your debt, you are on the right track, by viewing your credit report this is the
first step to understanding your financial health. Here are some tips on settling your debt today, find out
more!
Should you have any queries please contact TransUnion on 0861 482 482 from Monday to Friday
08h00 - 17h00 or Saturday 08h00 - 13h00.
SECTION A
Your personal information is compiled from applications you have made, for example the last time you applied for credit. Included herewith is
your personal information such as name, surname, marital status, physical and postal address, contact numbers, ID number, spouse details,
current employer and occupation, captured at the time.
Your last known addresses as supplied by credit/service provider when you completed their credit/service application form/s.
Your last known employers as supplied by credit/service provider when you completed their credit/service application form/s.
This section includes a summary of the content of your credit report. Adverse credit information may include judgments, enforcement
actions,sequestrations and rehabilitation. If you have paid your accounts late or have failed to pay, this will appear under either judgments,
adverse information, notices or your payment profile which is your account payment history over 24 months.
Judgment/s: 0 0.00
Notice/s: 0 0.00
Notarial Bond/s: 0
Default/s: 0 0.00
Trace Alert/s: 0
1. JUDGMENTS
If you fall behind with your account payments and fail to respond to reminder letters then the credit/service provider may apply for a court
judgment. A judgment is granted when a court gives you the instruction to pay the outstanding account. A judgment remains on your credit
report for 5 years OR until it is Paid In Full. Details of the judgment/s are outlined below.The Capture Date below indicate the date on which
the data was captured on your TransUnion Credit Report. A judgment will be removed when proof of full payment is received from the
credit/service provider or when TransUnion is in receipt of a valid court order rescinding the judgment.
2. NOTICE/S
If you fail to pay an outstanding account the credit/service provider can take legal action in the form of a notice against you. Notices include
administration orders, provisional sequestration, sequestrations and rehabilitation orders. Administration orders remain on your credit report
for 5 years, rehabilitation orders remain for 5 years and sequestration orders remain for 5 years if no rehabilitation order is granted.
3. NOTARIAL BONDS
A notarial bond is not considered negative information. It is a bond over moveable property registered by the Registrar of Deeds. Should
you become insolvent the credit/service provider who holds the registered bond has preferential claim over the finances raised from the
sale of the movable property.
4. DEFAULTS
This information relates to late payment or non-payment of your account/s, where the credit/service provider enforces their rights by taking
action against you. A default will remain on your credit report for 1 year. Paid up defaults are removed once confirmation of paid up status is
received from the credit/service provider.
5. TRACE ALERTS
A trace alert is placed on your credit report when a credit/service provider has asked to be notified when any updated contact information
is loaded to your credit report as they are unable to make contact with you due to outdated contact information.
7. ENQUIRIES
An enquiry is recorded whenever your credit report is shown to another party such as a credit/service provider. Enquiries remain on your
credit report for up to 1 year. An enquiry is typically done when you apply for credit. If you do not recognise any of the companies that has
done an enquiry and have not authorised any enquiry, it may indicate potential fraud or identity theft is taking place. When you personally
check your credit report with TransUnion, the enquiry that is recorded will not adversely affect your credit standing.
A summary of your accounts including the date the account was opened, the credit limit, the payment terms, the outstanding balance on
the account as well as a 24 month depiction of how you pay your accounts.
OK 30 60 90 120 150+
Account up to Account Days in Arrears
date
Final Closure
B J Repossession S Policy Surrendered
Closed
C K Paid Out Deceased Claim T Early Settlement
Terms Extended
E L Handed Over V Cooling off Settlement
30-150+ The number of consecutive days that you have failed to make payment on your account
B Final closure
P Your revolving account has been paid in full and can become active again
S Your policy has been cancelled and your premium has been paid out
T You have settled your loan early for account types such as Instalment Account, Personal Loan Account, Home Loan Account,
Building Loan Account, Student Loan Account, Unsecured Credit Transaction Account
V Your loan has been settled within the 5 day cooling off period
W Your account has been written off due to non-payment
Quarterly: You are required to pay your instalment every three months
Bi-Annual: You are required to pay your instalment every six months
This field indicates the manner in which an account is owned by you. There are three ways in which you can own an account.
Sole Proprietor: If you are a Sole Proprietor you do business in your own name and you are the sole owner of the business. You personally
are responsible for all the debts of the business. As a Sole Proprietor you may do business with a trade name other than
your legal name
Joint Loan: A Joint Loan or Joint Bond is when the full value of your home loan is registered with yourself and one or more other
individuals. The Payment History information is reflected against all the participants of the Joint Loan and not just the
individual/s who are making payment
Other: If an ownership type is not supplied for either a Sole Proprietor or a Joint Loan then the Ownership Type defaults to
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If you do not recognise information on your credit report or believe an item may be inaccurate, you may log a dispute or query with TransUnion. You may do
this by visiting our website or contacting our Call Centre.
Note: To log a dispute or query information contained in your credit report, you need a credit report that is less than 3 months old.
What is a Dispute?: A challenge to the accuracy (correctness) of information appearing on your credit report such as a default/judgment listing or
inaccurate account history information.
What is a Query?: A request to amend the content of information on your credit report such as personal information updates, including your
phone number, rescissions, identity queries and enquiries done on your credit report. It is not a challenge to the accuracy of information on your
credit report.
b Select the Challenge Report link at the top of the page and select the Challenge Process tab.
b TransUnion call centre agent will contact you within 48 hours supplying you with a TransUnion reference number.
b Once you have a TransUnion reference number, submit all supporting documentation around your challenge, a copy of your identity
document and proof of address to TransUnion on Fax: 011 388 4193 (please include your TransUnion reference number on all documents).
b Allow 20 days for TransUnion to resolve your dispute or query.
b If you are dissatisfied with the outcome, please contact the Credit Ombud on 0861 662 837 or at www.creditombud.org.za for further
assistance.
b Our Call Centre number is 0861 482 482 and please choose option 2.
b The agent will run through the process with you and will confirm the information required to submit your dispute or query.
b If you are dissatisfied with the outcome, please contact the Credit Information Ombud on 0861 662 837 or at
www.creditombud.org.za for further assistance.