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What to Do if Your Social Security Card is Lost or Stolen
This article covers what you need to know and answers the big question: “What do I do if I lost my Social Security card?”
11 Steps to Take If You Lose Your Wallet
You’ve lost your wallet—or it’s been stolen—and your first instinct is to panic. But resist this urge. Instead, here's what to do when you lose your wallet.
Reporting Identity Theft to Police: Steps to Take and Things to Know
Stay informed about the latest identity theft news and stories about what law enforcement and elected officials are doing to protect consumers from becoming victims.
4 Fast Ways to Build Your Credit
If you have no credit history, you’ll struggle to qualify for auto loans, mortgages or even most credit cards. Here's how to build credit fast.
What Is a Credit Freeze? Should I Freeze My Credit?
A credit freeze can help protect you against identity fraud. Learn the pros and cons of credit freezes.
How to Dispute a Credit Report Error in 5 Easy Steps
If you find something in your credit report that doesn’t belong there, here’s what to do.
Credit Reports vs. Credit Scores
Credit reports vs credit scores. What is the difference between them, and how is each one affected if your identity is stolen?
What Is a Good Credit Score?
Do you know your credit score? Did you know you have more than one? Do you know what makes a good credit score or how they’re calculated? Lenders and creditors know, and you should, too.
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ID Theft Recovery
If someone steals your identity, you could face costs and hassles. That’s why it’s smart to know how to recover from identity theft. Find out what to do to help restore your personal and financial life, and your good name.
ID Theft Protection
Your identity is worth protecting. Identity theft happens when criminals use your personal information to open lines of credit, obtain medical care, file for a tax refund, and more — all in your name. Learn how ID theft protection can help.
Scams
Whether you’re online or on your phone, criminals are there, too. They want to trick you into giving them money or personal information. Avoid being a victim. Get tips and information to help you fight back and stay safer.
Credit Reports
Credit reports can have a big impact on your life — affecting everything from finding a job to getting a loan. And did you know you have more than one? Find out why, as well as what’s in your credit reports.
Tax Fraud
You could be a victim if identity thieves commit tax-related crimes or fraud in your name. That includes filing for a fake tax refund. Learn how to help protect yourself against tax-fraud scammers.
Credit Card Fraud
No one wants to become a victim of credit card fraud. Learn what to do when criminals make purchases or open new credit cards in your name. And find out how to help protect against it from happening.
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