With more information coming out about the Equifax data breach, consumers are increasingly looking for answers on whether their information is protected. Atlanta-based Equifax recently announced that ...

After the Equifax data breach potentially exposed 143 million Americans' personal information — including Social Security numbers — money expert Clark Howard has said a credit freeze is the #1 way to ...

U.S. consumers this week are concerned about how their lives are going to be affected after the Equifax data breach. The Atlanta-based company recently announced that as many as 143 million U.S.

Equifax has extended its offer of free credit freezes through June 30. Equifax made freezes free late last year in the wake of a data breach that compromised personal data on about 145 million U.S.

Equifax, the credit-reporting company that had a serious data breach last fall, is allowing consumers to freeze their credit for free through June 30. But you only have until January 31 to sign up for ...

In the wake of the massive Equifax data breach, money expert Clark Howard has advised everyone to assume their personal information has been compromised and to immediately do two things: sign up for ...

For those us already with compromised PINS, I have been monitoring the situation and while Equifax claims we now can reset our PIN there is NOTHING on their website or on their automated phone system ...

I attempted my first security freeze via Equifax. Website won't allow me to place a security freeze because of "errors" at this time. Lengthy automated telephone system takes me to the last point, and ...