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NextAdvisor Credit Report Monitoring Blog Headlines
FTC: Almost 52 Million Americans Have Errors on Their Credit Report
Jun 19, 2013
- The Federal Trade Commission recently released a new study that found a whopping 26 percent of people identified at least one error on their credit report. And it wasn't just people crying wolf — even the notoriously difficult credit bureaus
Which Credit Monitoring Services Let International Customers View Their Reports?
Jun 18, 2013
- Q: Which of the credit report monitoring services allow credit reporting which is viewed from outside the United States? After 7 years, Free Credit Report terminated my monthly service because I work outside the United States. A: That's a great question
Can I Sign My Spouse Up for Identity Guard's kID Sure Program?
Jun 17, 2013
- Q: My spouse and I share all the same bank accounts and credit cards, so I don't feel those need additional monitoring. Would I be able to sign my spouse up for Identity Guard's kIDSure? A: No, you will not be able
Get 15% off LifeLock and LifeLock Ultimate
Jun 7, 2013
- LifeLock and LifeLock Ultimate are offering NextAdvisor readers a special 15 percent off as well as a 30-day free trial, which means you can test out the service without making a financial commitment. With the 15 percent discount, LifeLock costs $7.79
Veteran Affair's Networks and Data Hacked Says Former VA Computer Security Chief
Jun 5, 2013
- A former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs computer security chief told Congress on Tuesday that at least eight foreign-sponsored organizations ? most of which are connected to the Chinese military ? have previously hacked or are currently trying to hack into VA
Which Credit Report Monitoring is Best?
The best credit report monitoring service depends on what you're looking for. Our top-rated services offer free trials, so you can try them out at no cost and make sure they're right for you. These trials include free instant access to your credit scores, score explanations, 3-bureau credit monitoring and more. We've signed up for, used and evaluated all these services to get the information you'll need to make your decision.
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How Does Credit Report Monitoring Really Work?
Credit report monitoring services continually monitor your credit files for any changes. When a significant change occurs, you'll be alerted via email or text. By knowing what's happening on your credit reports you'll be able to help prevent identity theft. In fact, the FTC recommends close monitoring of your credit reports as one of the best methods to detect identity theft. Most credit monitoring services also give you free credit scores and credit reports, plus explanations of what factors are helping or hurting your creditworthiness.
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Free Trials
Most of our highly recommended credit report monitoring services offer free trials, which include free access to your credit scores. We think it's important to monitor your credit scores and reports on an ongoing basis, but if you decide you don't want to keep any of these services, you can simply cancel during the trial period and your credit scores are yours to keep for free.
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