Powered by SavvyMoney, My Credit Health is a feature integrated within Greater Nevada Digital Banking that offers a powerful one-stop shop for accessing your credit score, credit monitoring, credit score simulator, financial tips, and more—all at no cost and without impacting your credit score.
Over 33,100 members have increased their credit score tier or maintained their top-tier credit score since using it!1
The Power of Credit Monitoring
When it comes to your credit, you can’t fix what you don’t know. Monitoring your credit report with My Credit Health can lead to better financial decisions and a better credit score.
- Recognize identity theft early with real-time credit monitoring alerts so you can identify and report errors quickly, keeping your report clean.
- Use the credit score simulator to see how different financial actions could impact your score.
- Set a credit goal for personalized recommendations and tracking progress because what gets measured gets managed.
Compare Loans Before You Commit
Not sure what you can qualify for? My Credit Health helps you look at different loan amounts and terms so you can plan with confidence.2
See Where You Stand With a Financial Checkup
This easy-to-use feature helps you optimize your budget, pay down debt, and improve your financial health. It consists of eight questions that match the eight indicators of financial well-being to give you:
- Your personal financial health score.
- Your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio.
- Your personalized budget analysis.
1Amount is based on active members who have been enrolled in My Credit Health for at least 6 months as of April 2025.
2The offer(s) shown are based upon your TransUnion credit score from SavvyMoney and are for informational purposes only. All APR’s and cost saving shown are estimates. Offers are not pre-approvals or an offer to lend to you. You must still apply with Greater Nevada Credit Union. A credit report is pulled at the time of application and Greater Nevada Credit Union uses the Experian FICO credit score to review applications and make lending decisions. Actual loan rates and terms will be determined at the time you apply for credit.