TaleFin helps credit providers follow regulations and assess risk when giving credit. We also help consumers understand their creditworthiness to access credit. In doing so we analyse bank statement and credit reporting information to automate and streamline credit decisioning processes – including by producing a credit score.
TaleFin’s real-time score uses bank feeds, spending patterns, and predictive models to show your creditworthiness. The score ranges from 0 to 1000 and shows your ability to handle new credit. Most people will have a higher TaleFin score than a legacy bureau score because TaleFin uses more relevant data.
The TaleFin Score includes many factors, but to make it easier for you to understand, we've grouped them into 9 categories to help you improve your score:
They include:
What TaleFin does not consider is as important as what it does consider:
We consider this important because they are weak indicators when compared with the variables that we do consider.
A
900+
Rock Solid
You’re in great shape . Your habits show strength and consistency
B
700 - 899
On Track
You’re doing really well. Your financial behaviour reflects responsibility and care
C
600 - 699
Building Momentum
You’re making good progress. Your habits are improving and trending positively.
D
400 - 599
Turning the Corner
Some positive signs, some areas to keep working on. You’re heading in the right direction
E
200 - 399
Rebuilding Starts Here
Things may feel tough right now, but every step forward counts.
F
0 - 199
Finding a Way
Everyone faces challenges. This is a moment to regroup. Help is available *.
Ask your credit provider or third-party access service for a free copy of TaleFin score today. Our updated consumer platform is coming soon—so you’ll be able to check your score anytime, free of charge.
If you're feeling overwhelmed or just want to better understand your options, there are trusted resources available to support you:
MoneySmart - https://moneysmart.gov.au/
Free tools and guidance from the Australian Government to help you manage your money, reduce debt, and plan for the future.
Department of Social Services (DSS) - https://www.dss.gov.au/
Find information on financial assistance, emergency relief, and community support services available across Australia.
National Debt Helpline - https://www.financialcounsellingaustralia.org.au/
Free, confidential financial counselling to help you manage debt and get back on track .