by Brian Acton | Nov 7, 2022 | Articles, Credit Monitoring, Featured Articles, Identity Theft
Credit may seem complicated, but the methods for maintaining a good credit score are pretty straightforward. Generally, if you manage your finances effectively, pay your bills on time and avoid taking on too much debt, your credit scores should be in good shape. But... 
by Kristin Austin | Sep 8, 2022 | Articles, Credit Monitoring, Featured Articles, Identity Theft, Scams and Fraud
Elder financial abuse occurs when someone steals or misuses an elderly person’s money or property to benefit themselves or another person. It’s a broad term that can refer to many different criminal acts including financial exploitation, fraud, scams and identify... 
by Brian Acton | May 18, 2022 | Articles, Credit 101, Credit Monitoring, Featured Articles, Identity Theft, Personal Finance
When someone dies, their survivors or the executor of the estate often have a lot of work to do. Common tasks include reaching out to friends and family, making funeral arrangements and contacting insurance companies, banks and other financial institutions. That’s... 
by Brian Acton | Jan 13, 2021 | Articles, Credit Monitoring, Identity Theft
Last year was financially difficult for millions of Americans. Between pandemic shutdowns and the resulting economic fallout, many people lost their sense of financial security. And if you were unable to pay your bills on time or effectively manage your debt, your... 
by Kristin Austin | Oct 4, 2020 | Articles, Credit Monitoring, Data Breaches, Identity Theft
When it comes to staying on top of your credit report and scores, the unfortunate threat of identity theft should be on your radar. If you find an unexpected or an unfamiliar account on your credit report, your personal information might have been compromised. Regular...
