Make sure your children are financially fit with these tips and advice on how to teach kids about money, credit reports and credit history. Learn more here.

Requesting a copy of your credit reports or checking your credit scores will not hurt credit scores and is a great way to track your financial wellness.

FICO scores are available from each of the three major credit bureaus, based on information contained in consumers’ credit reports.

Evictions are a challenge that many people face, but how does an eviction affect credit scores? See how long evictions stay on your credit report.

If you are the parent or legal guardian of a minor child, you can add them to your Equifax Family Plan. Learn more here.

Rental fraud in the form of rental listing scams is becoming more common and advanced. Learn about rental scams and how to spot and report rent scammers.

Two types of credit accounts to know are installment credit and revolving credit. Find out what installment and revolving credit accounts are.

Your credit scores may appear different for lenders versus when you look at your credit report. Learn more about the different factors that may affect your credit scores here.

Some credit scores were affected by a calculation issue – the technology has been fixed and information in consumer credit reports was not changed. Equifax has put additional controls and monitoring in place that will help detect and prevent a similar issue in the future.

Once you’ve made plans for your safety and needs, start evaluating the extent of your financial losses so you can submit insurance claims.

Learn more about credit myths & credit facts about your credit report, score, history & more with our true or false credit quiz.

If your Equifax product has the Automatic Fraud Alert feature and you want to deactivate automatic fraud alert renewal, learn how.

As the economy changes, you may start to feel uneasy about your finances. Learn about financial anxiety and how to combat it.

To remove a fraud alert or active duty alert from your Equifax credit report, you can allow it to expire or contact Equifax. Read on to learn more.

If you're a young adult considering whether to get a credit card, here are a few things to think about.

From encryption to our privacy policy, learn how Equifax helps keep your personal information safe.

It’s important to teach your kids good money habits, like how to save & use credit responsibly. Find ways to talk to your kids about good credit habits.

After a natural disaster, if you cannot pay your credit card bills, notify the card issuer and ask about your options for repayment.

Many young adults have no credit history. Learn the ways you can build your credit history to be approved for a loan, credit card, or even an apartment.

The average credit score in the US is 705, but this score varies in each state. Compare your credit score with your state’s average score.