Equifax has 107 years of experience protecting personal data, and we want to help you better understand the risks of identity theft and fraud. With the dynamic, easy-to-use Fraud Index, you can learn how different locations and demographic groups compare when it comes to the frequency of identity theft and fraud. Remember,
monitoring your credit files is one of the best ways to protect yourself from the impact of identity theft and fraud.
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Using the Index is easy - here's how |
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Step 1: What
location do you want to view? Simply select from
the drop-down list above the map, or click on
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Step 2: Do you
want to see how the Index changes based on
Age, Gender, Income, and Credit Score? Select these four
filters and click "Go" to refresh the map.
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How the Fraud Index works: Equifax regularly scans millions of records for instances of reported fraud. Each month, our experts aggregate this information and translate it into an index of "high" to "low" by zip code (normalized for population differences). The data is also segmented across limited demographics (gender, income, age, and Equifax credit score bands). Then this data is imported into this dynamically searchable map. You can perform unlimited searches of the Equifax Fraud Index at the national, state, county, and zip code levels. The Fraud Index is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to serve as legal, financial,or professional advice of any kind. Your use of the Fraud Index is subject to this web site's Terms of Use.