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What you can do to protect yourself from the Equifax hack
Everyone by now knows that Equifax, one of the three major credit bureaus, was hacked resulting in the personal data of about 143 million Americans being stolen. While the news has made the headlines, much too little has been written about how you can protect yourself from any nefarious use of your stolen personal data. This article by Kenneth R. Harney appears at the Chicago Tribune and offers advice on how to protect yourself against lasting damage from the Equifax hack. Click here to read more.
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