Often when seeing if you qualify for something, such as signing up for a new television provider, or getting an alarm system put in, you will be told that the company must do a credit check, and are told it either “may effect your credit score” or “it won’t...
Source Alt Text: A wallet containing credit cards sits open on a wooden table Life can bring unexpected challenges, so it’s essential to know what to do. Anything can happen, even to your pristine credit history. You worked hard to build an excellent...
Source Alt Text: A policeman in full uniform turns his head When someone steals your identity, they can destroy your credit, take money from your bank, make unnecessary purchases, and register for unknown accounts. With the potential to create both long and short-term...
Identity theft can happen anywhere, and the most common types of fraud are credit/debit card skimming, stealing mail, online hacking, and plenty more. Sometimes, when you are at a coffee shop with your laptop on using the wireless, that gives people easy access into...
According to economic analysts, more than 14 million people were victims of identity theft in 2018. While the number of identity fraud has decreased, millions of people still face this issue. Keep in mind that identity theft can negatively impact your credit score,...
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