A pandemic-era program allowing consumers to access free weekly credit reports is now permanent thanks to a decision by the three major credit reporting agencies to boost the credit health of US ...

In the world of online credit reports, free hasn't always been clear. When Mimi Casella hit the Internet last spring to download a copy of her financial history, she stumbled on a site that advertised ...

A perk offered to consumers during the pandemic has been extended indefinitely. Your free annual credit reports are available every week at no cost. Read on for why you should take advantage. Also, ...

Keeping track of your credit report is essential to your financial health. Those ups and downs determine your ability to access funding for a new home or car, to start a line of credit for home ...

Monitoring your credit history regularly reduces the likelihood that reporting errors (best case) or identity theft (worst case) will derail your financial health—and you can now do this at no cost ...

Goodbye to consumers getting only two free credit reports a year. The three national credit reporting agencies — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — have changed their mind and are extending their ...

If you're not concerned about your credit score, you're probably not regularly checking it. By ordering a free copy of your reports from the "big three" reporting agencies -- TransUnion, Experian, and ...

An incorrect address on your credit report is one at which you've never lived and it can be a signal of identity theft.

If you looked at your credit report and found incorrect information, you're not alone. Consumer Reports and WorkMoney did a report, where they found almost half of ...

This was in response to a noticeable increase in financial fraud during the pandemic. The program was extended twice and now these agencies have announced free weekly reports will be permanent. You ...