Personal Information

Free Credit Reports

Direct-to-consumer credit reports are available to the general public so consumers can see what lenders, landlords and insurance companies look at prior to making a credit decision. This gives you the opportunity to identify any false information before applying for credit. Additionally, if you become a victim of identity theft, you may want to check your credit reports for any fraudulent activity.

The federal government, in cooperation with the three credit bureaus, put a program in place for every consumer to receive one free credit report per year from each of the three bureaus. Many consumers choose to stagger receiving their reports from each bureau by choosing 1 report from one bureau, then in another 4 months, choose a report from a 2nd bureau and so forth. This way you are able to receive a report from one of the credit bureaus every 4 months, equaling a full year of reports.

Simply click here to get your Free Credit Report. Click on the "Request your free credit report" link and follow the instructions.

Stop Credit Card Offers

Unsolicited credit card offers are an identity theft risk as thieves can take the materials out of your mailbox and open credit cards in your name without your knowledge

Just click here to access the tools and information you need to stop these unwanted offers.