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What Is My Credit Score?

Your personal credit score is a three-digit number that lenders use to assess how well you manage credit. It determines whether you get approved for loans, credit cards and even business finance.

For small business owners and sole traders, your personal credit score often plays a big role in business loan applications -especially if your business is new or has a limited credit history.

With Menna, you can check your score for free, understand what affects it and get clear, practical steps to improve it.

Why Your Credit Score Matters

Better loan & mortgage approvals

 A good score boosts your chances of getting accepted.

Lower interest rates

Higher scores mean better deals on loans and credit cards.

Easier access to credit

From car finance to phone contracts, your score is key.

More financial freedom

Improve your score and get access to better financial opportunities.

Understand Your Credit Score.
Improve Your Access to Finance

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What Affects Your Credit Score?

Payment history

 Late or missed payments lower your score, while paying on time improves it.

Credit utilisation

Using too much of your available credit can negatively impact your rating.

Length of credit history

A longer credit history can help build a stronger score.

Recent credit applications

Too many applications in a short time can lower your score.

Public records

CCJs, bankruptcies other formal debt arrangements can seriously damage your score.

Why Small Business Owners Should Check Their Score

For sole traders and small business owners, your personal credit score can directly impact your ability to:

  • Get a business loan or overdraft – Many lenders use personal credit scores for approval.
  • Access better trade credit terms – Suppliers may check your score before offering credit.
  • Apply for business credit cards – Some providers require a strong personal score.
  • Secure funding for business growth – A higher score can unlock more financial options.

Menna makes it easy to track these factors and take action to improve your score.

Who Can Check Their Credit Score?

UK residents aged 18+

Credit checks available for UK residents aged 18+

Active Credit Account

Anyone with at least one active credit account (e.g., credit card, loan, mortgage)

Small Business Owners & Sole Traders

Small business owners and sole traders seeking to improve their financial stability

To sign up, you’ll need

Number 1

A UK-registered business (Sole Trader, Limited Company, or Partnership)

Number 2

A connected bank account for real-time insights

Number 3

 A few minutes to check your score and start improving it

How Menna Uses Your Credit Score

Your Menna Combined Credit Score gives you a complete view of your creditworthiness by assessing both your personal and business finances—just like lenders do when reviewing business loan applications.

Many small business lenders look at personal credit scores, especially if your business is new or has a limited credit history. That’s why Menna combines:

  • Your personal credit score – How well you manage personal debt, repayments, and financial commitments.
  • Your business credit score – The financial health of your company, including payment history and credit utilisation.
  • Affordability insights – Your cash flow, income and business performance to see what funding is realistic.

With Menna’s Combined Credit Score, you can:

See how lenders view your business

before applying for credit.

Identify ways to improve your financial position

both personal and business.

Unlock better funding options

with a stronger overall credit profile.

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Get real-time insights, clear advice, and the tools you need to strengthen your finances.

 Join Menna for free and start improving your credit score today!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good credit score in the UK?

Each credit agency has its own scoring system, but generally:

  • Excellent: 800+
  • Good: 700–799
  • Fair: 600–699
  • Poor: Below 600

Will checking my credit score impact my rating?

No, checking your own score is a soft search and won’t affect your credit rating.

How can I improve my credit score?

Pay bills on time, reduce outstanding debt, avoid too many credit applications at once, and ensure your personal finances are in order.

How often should I check my credit score?

At least once a month, so you can track changes, fix errors and improve before applying for finance.

How does my personal credit score affect my business loan?

Many lenders check your personal credit score, especially if your business is new or has limited credit history. A higher score improves approval chances and loan terms.

Can I get a loan with a low credit score?

Yes, but it may be harder to secure and lenders may offer higher interest rates or require a personal guarantee for business loans.

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