When your credit scores decline, it can be unsettling. Learn some of the potential reasons why your credit score may drop.

Breaking a lease could negatively impact your credit history. Learn more about the potential consequences of breaking a lease.

Checking your credit score is a soft inquiry and will not affect your credit score. Equifax helps you learn more about credit scores and what affects them.

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There are several ways you can place and manage a security freeze on your Equifax credit report. Keep reading to learn how.

While there are behaviors that can hurt your credit scores, these 7 aren't on that list. Learn more from this guide by Equifax.

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Get answers to 5 consumer cybersecurity questions! Learn about credit protection, how to avoid phishing scams, cyber security attacks and more!

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Equifax Identity Restoration can help you file identity theft reports, order credit reports, and more. Learn more about Equifax Identity Restoration here.

Student loans may be a necessary part of your financial journey. Let's discuss how they work and their possible impact on your credit.

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There are no fees for placing, lifting, or removing a security freeze on your credit reports. Learn more about freezing your Equifax credit report.

Credit scores change when the lenders update your information in your credit reports. It is important to review your credit reports and credit scores often.

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Learn how the changes to medical debt reporting on credit reports affects your credit scores and how to help prevent debt from medical bills.

Credit scores change when the information in your credit reports change. It's important to review your credit reports and credit scores often.

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Looking to close a credit card but wondering how this may affect credit scores? Find out how closing a credit card may impact credit scores.