Credit monitoring is the process of protecting yourself against financial fraud. Whether you’ve been a victim of identity theft, gotten duped by a scam, or mismanaged your credit card debt, credit monitoring will help you protect your credit history and minimize the impact of any negative financial events that may come up in the future.
This blog post will give you all the information you need to know about how to get started with credit monitoring so that you are as prepared as possible for whatever life throws at you.
Provided below is a list of all the main credit monitoring services that are currently available on the market.
1. Experian :
This is the global leader in credit reporting. It is one of the three main U.S. credit bureaus (Equifax and Transunion are the other two). When you sign up for a free credit monitoring service, it will most likely be through Experian, since it is by far the most popular choice.
2. Equifax:
This is the second largest of the three major credit bureaus in America. Like Experian, Equifax may also offer a free credit monitoring subscription service.
3. TransUnion:
TransUnion is the smallest of the three major U.S. credit bureaus by far. It has collaborated with TransUnion to provide a free monthly credit monitoring service called TransUnion Secure MyID.
4. LearnVest:
LearnVest is one of the best credit monitoring services on the market, but it is more expensive than most of the others that are being offered. Still, since it’s free, you might consider trying it before shelling out a large amount of money for another service.
5. Identity Guard:
Identity Guard also has a free credit monitoring service that you can sign up for. The company was founded by the same person who created the fraud alert system.
6. Quizzle:
This is another credit monitoring service that you might want to try out before paying for anything else. It is free, so it represents a good chance to use the service for yourself before making a financial commitment.
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