Types of Identity Theft
Fraud, including identity theft, can happen to anyone. Learn more about different types of identity theft and what you can do to help protect against it.
Read MoreShopping Online? Help Keep Your Identity and Financial Information Safe
It can help you avoid crowds and traffic, but shopping online can also put you at risk of identity theft or fraud. Here are some suggestions to help you browse more safely.
Read More4 Things to Do if Your Credit or Debit Card is Lost
If you can't find your credit or debit card, you may be worried about the possibility of fraudulent charges. Here are four steps you can take right away.
Read MoreHow Can I Place a Fraud Alert on My Equifax Credit Report?
There are two types of fraud and identity theft alerts you can proactively - or reactively - place on your Equifax credit report.
Read MoreHelping Protect Seniors From Fraud and Identity Theft
Fraud is the top crime against older Canadians. Make sure the seniors in your life are aware of fraud and identity theft risks and steps they can take to help protect themselves.
Read MoreSurvey: What Steps Do You Take to Help Protect Your Personal Information?
Canadians are taking some steps to help protect their personal information, but aren't adopting other habits, an Equifax survey finds -- despite the fact that threats of identity theft and fraud are on the rise.
Read MoreWhat Is Identity Theft?
Learn more about identity theft and how identity thieves can use your personal information for financial gain.
Read MoreHow Does Identity Theft Happen?
Identity thieves have gotten more sophisticated in their methods. Check out this list of ways identity theft may occur.
Read MoreHow Can I Help Protect Myself from Identity Theft?
Learn about steps you should consider taking to better protect your personal information.
Read More5 Traveling Habits that Can Put You at Risk of Identity Theft
No matter where you're traveling, certain habits can put you at risk of identity theft. Here are 5 habits to break.
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