There are financial behaviors that may hurt your credit scores. Equifax lays out five common things that could lower your credit scores.

There are several ways you can get free copies of your Equifax credit report. Learn about them here.

National credit reporting agencies are making updates around reporting medical collections in 2022 and 2023. Learn more about these changes at Equifax.

Learn how long different types of information such as late payments and collections may stay on your credit report.

Will your credit scores be negatively impacted if you place a fraud alert on your credit reports? Get answers.

Learn more about the process of disputing information on your Equifax credit report and how long it can take.

Are your credit reports affected by a spouse's death? Learn the answer.

To check if your child has credit reports with the three nationwide credit bureaus, you can send a request by mail.

From bankruptcies to new accounts, many things can impact your credit. Learn how your actions might affect your credit scores.

If you're looking for certain types of loans, multiple inquiries for the same purpose within a given period of time will usually be counted as one inquiry.

Your Equifax credit report may not show all your credit accounts. Here are a couple of reasons why some accounts may not be listed.

If you believe information on your credit reports is inaccurate or incomplete, you can file a dispute with the three major credit bureaus.

Help your loved ones manage their finances and credit accounts with this helpful guide from Equifax. You can help better protect loved ones from fraud.

Learn how your credit history and credit scores may play a role in everyday life.

Find out how to get your free Spanish language credit report from Equifax®. We’re making it easier for you to check your credit!

Are you noticing duplicate account information on your Equifax credit report? Here's why that may happen.

If someone else's information is on your credit report, you may have a mixed credit file. Learn about steps to can take and how to dispute the information.

Knowing about credit scores can be essential to understanding your overall financial situation. Take our credit scores quiz to test your knowledge.

If you've had a loved one pass away, you can notify any of the three nationwide credit bureaus. Learn about the steps you can take.