MDG offers a FREE Credit Monitoring Program to everyone who pre-qualifies for consumer financing. Whether you’re an existing customer or new to MDG, you will automatically be enrolled in the MDG Credit Monitoring Program, for free of charge.

Even if you decide not to use MDG’s leading consumer financing program, you still get access to the MDG Credit Monitoring Program for FREE.

You know everything about yourself. The colour of your eyes, hair, size, foods you like, etc. But do you also know what your credit score is? MDG offers the MDG Credit Monitoring Program, as a complimentary service to you. By knowing where you stand, you’re able to make impactful decisions that could contribute to your credit score.

You’re able to take proactive steps towards establishing your credibility and the ability to protect yourself from fraud. You’ll have monthly updates pushed to your MDG Account. If your credit score changes for some reason, you’ll be able to get in touch with the national credit bureaus to report such a change and take action.

The MDG Credit Monitoring Program performs regular soft-checks to see if there are changes to your score. These soft-inquires are not reported to the credit bureaus, so it doesn’t impact on your credit report.

Whenever a payment is made towards a loan, credit card, line of credit, etc., the payments get recorded on your credit report. By making payments on time and by keeping your utilization low, you’ll have the ability to positively impact your credit score.

Many Lenders and insurers will measure a person’s credit worthiness. They’ll look at the person’s history to see how financially reliable they are. Someone with a high score may be eligible to obtain higher credit limits from lenders and they may even get lower interest rates.

The free MDG Credit Monitoring Program is your watch dog. Someone to be your eyes and provide monthly updates on your credit score.

If you see a sudden drop off, you’ll be able to contact a credit monitoring bureau to report the abnormality.

This can be due to inaccurate information being reported to a credit reporting agency or even a case of identity theft. By having insights into your credit score, you’ll be better equipped to protect it.