Credit can be confusing, and Lexington Law wants to help. Check out these educational resources to find answers to your credit questions.
In certain circumstances, an unapproved inquiry can be removed from your credit report if you send a credit inquiry removal letter to the credit reporting agency or by disputing it online.
May 05, 2025
The IRS doesn’t report to the credit bureaus, but they can send your tax debt to a collection agency. This can hurt your credit in other ways.
Brittany Sifontes | Supervising Attorney
October 03, 2022
A loan default can have a significant negative impact on your credit. Learn more about loan default to help you get your finances back on track.
Vince R. Mayr
May 09, 2022
What can someone do with your Social Security number? Learn more about what your SSN does and how to protect it.
Anna Grozdanov
December 10, 2021
It feels horrible when you struggle to pay your bills every month. If you’re in this situation, check out our tips to help you improve your finances.
Paola Bergauer
September 09, 2021
Learn more about wage garnishment, including when a creditor can garnish wages and how it may impact your employment status and credit score.
Kenton Arbon
April 30, 2021
Learn what public records are, which ones can appear on your credit report and what changes have been implemented for public records by the credit bureaus.
John Heath | Directing Attorney
What are RFID wallets, and do you need one? Learn more about RFID blocking wallets and what you can do to protect your identity here.
Lexington Law
February 09, 2018