QuickTips Index

How to Place a Fraud Alert on Your Credit Report
Putting a fraud alert on your credit report can protect you from identity theft. Find out how you place an fraud alert on your credit report at all three credit bureaus.

Should You Freeze Your Credit Report?
When you freeze your credit report, creditors and lenders can’t check your credit report and score unless you’ve provided the credit bureau a password. Without that security information, creditors and lenders can’t check your credit report and score.

Fight Identity Theft With a Fraud Alert
If you have been or fear you could be a victim of identity theft, putting a fraud alert on your credit report with the credit bureaus can prevent further damage to your identity.

How To Freeze Your Credit Report at Each Credit Bureau
You can prevent identity theft by freezing your credit report. You must freeze your credit report at each credit bureau as there’s no centralized way to freeze all three credit reports.

Stop Credit Card Junk Mail
Is your mailbox constantly filled with pre-approved credit card offers? Federal law gives you the right to get rid of this credit card junk mail.

Tips To Avoid Credit Card Scams
Identity thieves will stop at nothing to get access to your personal information. Learn how to keep your information safe from thieves.