Search Results
-
FAQ Answer
Credit monitoring and financial alerts keep you updated on key changes to your credit reports and financial accounts. Learn whether they impact credit scores.
-
FAQ Answer
Learn what you can do if you're a veteran and a medical debt being paid by the Department of Veterans Affairs shows up on your Equifax credit report
-
Knowledge Center Article
Have you recently lost your credit card? Learn about the 4 things you should do when you have lost your credit card to protect yourself from fraud.
-
FAQ Answer
Learn why you need to enter a credit card number when you sign up for a free trial of an Equifax product.
-
Knowledge Center Video
What are credit score ranges? Learn about the credit score ranges with this breakdown of excellent, very good, good, fair, and poor credit scores.
-
Knowledge Center Video
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.
-
Knowledge Center Video
Your credit report helps you understand your financial health. Watch this video to learn what a credit report is and what is in a credit report and much more.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Loan forbearance can be a great relief during times of struggle and need, but as with any agreement, it is important to understand what it entails.
-
FAQ Answer
A credit report lock and a security freeze both prevent access to your Equifax credit report to open new credit accounts, but they aren't the same thing.
-
Knowledge Center Video
Being an authorized user can help you build credit if the account holder maintains positive credit habits. Learn more about how an authorized user works.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Make sure you’re taking the right steps to manage your loved one’s credit accounts and learn what happens to credit & debt after death. Read more here.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Ending a marriage and attempting to separate finances can impact your credit. Find out how getting a divorce can change your credit and how to help navigate that here.
-
FAQ Answer
There are two ways you can lock your Equifax credit report. Learn more about both here.
-
Knowledge Center Video
Learn more about ways you can minimize the impact to your credit scores from financial challenges.
-
FAQ Answer
If you're applying for credit, you'll need to unlock your Equifax credit report to allow lenders and creditors access. Read more here.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Learn the requirements and benefits of qualifying for first-time home buyer tax credits with this guide from Equifax. See if you qualify for these tax credits.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Student loans may be a necessary part of your financial journey. Let's discuss how they work and their possible impact on your credit.
-
Knowledge Center Article
Explore popular tax credits and deductions available to help you save money during tax season in 2024. Learn the difference between deductions and credits.
-
Knowledge Center Video
Knowing what's on your credit reports is important whether you’re just starting to build credit or you’re planning a big purchase.
-
Knowledge Center Video
Learn 5 ways to raise your credit score. From paying bills on time to maintaining a good ratio of available credit, discover what matters.