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Identity Protection and Identity Theft Protection
Protect your identity with TransUnion
Identity theft can be very damaging to your finances. In addition to the time it takes to notify authorities and creditors, plus the money you might lose, your credit score could suffer if thieves open new accounts and get credit in your name. It can take months to recover and restore your good name.
TransUnion understands this and can help. Our priority is keeping you safe, so we offer an arsenal of protection, from email warnings of new activity on your credit report to a lock for your TransUnion Credit Report to keep it private and inaccessible. With TransUnion, you’ll be able to rest easier knowing the resources of a major credit reporting company are behind you, helping to keep your information safer.
TransUnion understands this and can help. Our priority is keeping you safe, so we offer an arsenal of protection, from email warnings of new activity on your credit report to a lock for your TransUnion Credit Report to keep it private and inaccessible. With TransUnion, you’ll be able to rest easier knowing the resources of a major credit reporting company are behind you, helping to keep your information safer.
Sign up for TransUnion Credit Monitoring now:
- Receive 24/7 email alerts of critical changes to your credit for ALL 3 bureaus.*
- Decrease risk of improper access to your TransUnion credit information with Credit Lock
- Learn from specialists what you can do to prevent identity theft, toll-free.
- Access an online library of identity theft protection strategies.
Plus, all the other benefits of TransUnion Credit Monitoring:
- A FREE TransUnion Credit Score that shows your status.
- Unlimited updates so you can track progress over time.
- Personalized credit and debt analysis that helps you understand what role debt plays in your overall finances.
- Analysis of your credit’s trending over time so you can monitor how you’re doing.
Get Your FREE Credit Score – sign up for TransUnion Credit Monitoring today
*Monitoring with alerts from Experian and Equifax will be available after your free trial period ends.
