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Knowledge is the best line of defense when it comes to identity theft. The more you know, the better position you’ll be in if you’re ever a victim.

The Basics of Identity Theft

From child identity theft to tax identity theft to information on data breaches and how they might impact you, we provide you with the latest information, and what you can do to better protect your information, and the red flags you should be looking for when it comes to identity theft.
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Understand Your Credit Report

Learn about Identity Theft

Victim of Identity Theft?

Making a Large Purchase?

Identifying Your Credit Fingerprint

Your credit history is a lot like a fingerprint: Everyone’s credit history is unique, and no one’s looks exactly the same. Whether you’re just starting out, on a steady course, or need to understand how to get back on track, we give you the tools you need to understand how your financial behavior impacts you.

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The Basics of Identity Theft

From child identity theft to tax identity theft to information on data breaches and how they might impact you, we provide you with the latest information, and what you can do to better protect your information, and the red flags you should be looking for when it comes to identity theft.

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Recovery Starts Here and Now

Has someone used your name, Social Security number, date of birth, or other identifying information, without your permission, to commit fraud? Learn the rights you have as a consumer and the immediate steps you can take to get back in control when your identity has been compromised.

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Create Your Best Tomorrow

Don't wait for surprises to derail life's milestones or your plans for the future. Find out what your credit history looks like and determine if there's financial behavior you want to change. Having the right tools at your fingertips can help you to understand how the choices you make may impact your credit.

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Understanding credit inquiries

When it comes to inquiries on your credit report, not all are the same – and not all can impact your credit score. Learn the difference between a hard inquiry and a soft inquiry and how they impact your credit score.

Making monthly payments

How do your monthly credit card payment habits impact your credit score? Will paying the minimum impact your credit score? Find out how your monthly credit card payment habits may be impacting your credit scores – in ways you may not know.

Recovering from Identity Theft

Whether you’ve been a victim or simply want to know what you should do if you are one, taking these 12 steps may help you better recover from one of America’s fastest growing crimes.

Your Identity Starts with Your Credit Report

An important step to take in determining whether you may have been a victim of identity theft is to check your credit report for unexpected activity.

Five Steps to Take After You’ve Been a Victim

Unfortunately, in most cases, people do not learn that they have been a victim of identity theft until after the damage has been done. Taking these five steps can help you take back the control after you’ve been a victim of identity theft

Identity Theft: Beyond Dollars and Cents

Let’s face it: Identity theft is personal. And because of that, it often takes its toll on the victim, financially and emotionally. Learn how this crime has gone beyond dollars and cents.

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Equifax Cybersecurity Incident:

Tell us why you are here today:

Understand Your Credit Report

Learn about Identity Theft

Victim of Identity Theft?

Making a Large Purchase?

Tell us why you are here today:

Identifying Your Credit Fingerprint

The Basics of Identity Theft

Recovery Starts Here and Now

Create Your Best Tomorrow

Understanding credit inquiries

Making monthly payments

Recovering from Identity Theft

Your Identity Starts with Your Credit Report

Five Steps to Take After You’ve Been a Victim

Identity Theft: Beyond Dollars and Cents

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