But Lock & Alert promises to be faster and easier than a freeze, and free for life. Experian allows consumers to "lock" their credit as part of its credit-monitoring services for $10 to $25 a month.

Aug 7 (Reuters) - A lawsuit filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau against credit rating giant Experian (EXPN.L), opens new tab over credit report accuracy was dismissed on Wednesday, ...

Fair Isaac Corp.’s shares surged in Thursday morning trading after the US data analytics company said it would license its credit scores directly to mortgage resellers, raising concerns of margin ...

Being aware of your credit score is an essential part of modern financial wellness, and it also helps to know how you compare to others in the U.S. and in your state.