"credit summary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in financial or business contexts to refer to a brief overview or summary of someone's or an organization's credit situation. Example: "The bank asked for a credit summary before approving our loan application. Our credit score was excellent, but the summary showed a high amount of outstanding debt."
Typically, a credit report contains personal identifying information, a credit summary, account history, inquiries, collections and public records.
Typically, a credit report contains personal identifying information, a credit summary, account information, inquiries, collections and public records.
The credit summary includes the name of the creditor, the type of credit installment such as a mortgage or revolving such as a department store charge account.
(You can check for signs of identity theft by viewing your free credit report summary each month on Credit.com).
You can get a free credit report summary every month on Credit.com, and you can get your free annual credit reports at AnnualCreditReport.com.
You can get a free credit report summary every 30 days on Credit.com to stay on top of your credit history.
If you're not sure how many inquiries are on your report, you can get a free credit report summary from Credit.com.
Gather all of your financial information (pay stubs, copy of credit report, summary of any disability insurance or life insurance), and shop around for the lowest rate.
Read your credit card finance summary for rate changes.
Something I read online from the South by Southwest Interactive festival discussed the growing concern over creating a system for giving credit while giving summaries of interesting articles on the Internet — a k a aggregating.
Jeremy Peters of the New York Times labeled the entire matter "bizarre," and observed that Romenesko was called to task for "his failure to use quotation marks when summarizing articles" even though he "never claimed credit for [those summaries] as his original work".
