Swedish Credit Report

goz83

Does Sweden have something similar to the ICB, where her can get a report of loans taken and owed in his name? He lived in Sweden for 8 years and moved home to Ireland in 2010. Since than, he separated from wife and is paying a loan off, through her every week, which he suspects is long paid off. The loan was taken out for approx €10,000 and that was 10 years ago. His wife will not give proof of any loan and threatens him with access to his kids whenever he asks about the loan. It's a bit complex, but would like to know if he can find out if there are any loans in his name in Sweden.

28064212

Can't he just contact the bank? If it's in his name, they'd be able to talk to him. If it's not in his name, it wouldn't be on the credit report anyway

goz83

28064212 wrote: »

Can't he just contact the bank? If it's in his name, they'd be able to talk to him. If it's not in his name, it wouldn't be on the credit report anyway

Problem is that his wife did all the financial stuff. He just brought in the cash from work and she looked after bills, banking and loans. He can't even remember the name of the bank. He's really stressed about it and we're all pretty sure there is no loan and that it was actually paid off years ago.

finnteme

Yes there is, the biggest one is UC
https://www.uc.se/uc-in-english/english-start.html

And then the easiest way to take the report, is a service called Ratsit

www.ratsit.se (the page is in Swedish though)

Trish56

He can get credit report through Experian.
http://www.experian.com/

goz83

Trish56 wrote: »

He can get credit report through Experian.
http://www.experian.com/

Doesn't seem to work for ireland unless its a company report.