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Originally Posted by Barton71
For a small fee (Subject Access (£10 is the maximum fee any organisation can charge)) they must provide any information that they hold about you. If the information they provide to you is incorrect, you have the legal right to have that information corrected. If they dont correct it, you can get a court to order the information destroyed, and recieve compensation.
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Surly the data protection act would only give you access the the actuall information that they used to credit score you. IE your credit file. I would have thought the actual score they give to each bit of information would not come under this because its not personal information about you as a individual.