Protect Your Credit and Identity from Fraud or Theft
Your credit score and your identity are two of your most valuable financial assets. Taking control of your finances means learning how to shield them from fraud. Whether you are proactively tracking your scores or recovering from an unexpected security breach, having the right tools is essential for long-term peace of mind.
Credit Monitoring Tools
Take control of your credit! Credit monitoring services keep an eye on your credit profile, including your credit report and score, and can alert you to changes or potential fraud. Think of credit monitoring as an early warning system that could prevent further damage.
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Credit Sense
We’re excited to offer Credit Sense through our mobile app, as well as online banking – it allows you to check your credit score at any time, right from their phone or computer! The program is FREE and is a great resource to help you improve your credit score. Plus, we’ll provide you with tips on improving your score and send you special offers!
LifeLock
Nearly 1 in 4 people experience identity theft. If your information has been breached, LifeLock is there to help if a problem arises.
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Ways to Review Your Credit Report
Review your credit report regularly to prevent fraud and maintain a high credit score. You can order a free copy of your credit report by:
- Calling 877-322-8228
- Going online to AnnualCreditReport.com or
- Mailing a standardized form to:
Annual Credit Report Request Service
P O Box 105281
Atlanta, GA 30348-5281
Below you will find contact info for the 3 major Credit Bureaus in the event you need to dispute information listed on your credit report:
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Experian |
Equifax |
TransUnion |
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PO Box 2002 888-397-3742 |
PO Box 105139 800-685-1111 |
PO Box 2000 800-888-4213 |
Recover from Identity Theft
If your identity has been stolen, acting quickly is critical to protecting your finances and restoring your credit. The official, government-backed resource for recovery is the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Where do I report identity theft?
Visit IdentityTheft.gov to immediately report the crime and begin your recovery process. As the official U.S. government portal for identity theft victims, this FTC website provides essential, free resources to help you bounce back, including:
Check out these sources for the latest on preventing Fraud & Identity Theft: