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Checking your credit report can help you make sure the reported information is accurate and correct. Checking your credit score does not hurt your credit score or your credit report. Learn more.

Your credit report details your credit history. But sometimes your credit report may have an error. If that happens, you need to file a dispute.

Checking your credit score is a great way to monitor your financial health. Wondering how to check your credit score? Get tips and advice from Equifax^®!

Learn more about the data on your consumer credit reports, such as where it comes from, where it goes, and how it is used in credit scores.

You got the job! But what do all these financial terms in your contract mean? Watch now to learn this information and more.

Learn about what inflation is, what causes inflation and how you should approach spending, saving and investing.

If you’re looking for a new place to live, you may be wondering if it’s best to rent or buy. Learn about what to consider when making that decision.

Knowing what's on your credit reports is important whether you’re just starting to build credit or you’re planning a big purchase like a house or a car. Let’s explore what’s on a credit report … and how it’s used.

Wanting to know what an authorized user on a credit card is? Click here to learn more about authorized credit card users and how it can affect your credit.

How is a credit union different from a bank? For answers to this and more, click here to learn about credit unions and how they can be a part of your financial plans.

Learn what is on an Equifax^® credit report, how that information impacts your credit scores and how it’s used in lending decisions.

Your credit reports are vital pieces of information that are important to your overall financial wellbeing. Learn why it's important to check them regularly.