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Free credit reports
Federal law entitles most US consumers to free credit reports from the three major bureaus. These are the only federally authorized sources.
AnnualCreditReport.com
The only federally authorized source for free annual credit reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
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Visit annualcreditreport.comData broker and specialty consumer reports
Certain companies maintain consumer files beyond traditional credit bureaus. Federal law gives you the right to request and review these files.
LexisNexis Consumer Disclosure
Request a copy of your LexisNexis consumer file, which may include public records, address history, and other data used in risk assessments.
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Visit risk.lexisnexis.comOfficial US government financial tools
These are official US government websites for benefits, savings bonds, and financial information.
USAGov — Benefits and Financial Assistance
Official US government portal for finding federal benefits, financial assistance programs, and government services.
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The US Treasury's official platform for purchasing and managing savings bonds, Treasury bills, notes, and bonds directly.
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Visit treasurydirect.govIdentity theft reporting and recovery
If you believe your identity has been compromised, these official resources provide structured recovery steps.
IdentityTheft.gov
The Federal Trade Commission's official resource for reporting identity theft and creating a personalized recovery plan.
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Visit identitytheft.govBondBridge Events Bulletin
Upcoming webinars, live course sessions, office hours, community events and pilot announcements.
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