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Whose Credit is it Anyway? A Survey of Washington State Adults 18+ About Security Freeze Legislation

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The document presents a survey conducted by AARP to assess the attitudes of Washington State adults aged 18 and older towards security freeze legislation aimed at preventing identity theft. The findings indicate strong support for such legislation, with a majority of respondents expressing willingness to place a freeze on their credit files, particularly if no fees are involved. Concerns about identity theft are prevalent among consumers, especially regarding older relatives. The survey highlights that while many would accept minimal fees for placing a freeze, the likelihood of participation decreases significantly with higher fees.

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What is the federal credit freeze law?

Placing a freeze on your credit means that no one can access your information to fraudulently open a new account in your name. The freeze does not impact your credit score.

What is the credit freeze Act?

A credit freeze restricts access to your credit report. If you suspect your personal information or identity was stolen, placing a credit freeze can help protect you from fraud.

In what year was the new rule affecting credit freeze establish?

1. Security freezes are free. A federal law that went into effect in September 2018 made placing, temporarily lifting, or permanently removing a security freeze free nationwide.

What exactly does a credit freeze do?

What is a credit freeze? When you place a security freeze, creditors cannot access your credit report. This will keep them from approving any new credit account in your name, whether it is fraudulent or legitimate.

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