Recent Articles About Identity Theft Protection Reviews

After testing myFICO, the service seems to focus more on financial planning rather than on identity theft prevention.

Costco provides Complete ID identity theft protection (part of Experian) exclusively to Costco members, starting at a low price of $8.99 per month.

From our testing, Aura is very much worth it thanks to a full kit of identity protection and online security tools.

Identity theft protection services usually come with hefty fees, but Zander takes a different approach to coverage that makes it worth checking out.

Enpass is an offline password manager that might provide more secure storage but lacks certain security features.

IronVest claims to be an all-in-one super app, so we tested it to verify these claims.

Learn how Experian IdentityWorks can help protect you from identity theft and fraud while insuring you with up to $1 million in identity theft insurance.

After extensive testing, we were impressed with what we found once we really got into this identity protection service.

Keeping an eye on your personal information can save you a lot of stress and headaches if someone steals your identity; our testing shows that services like Identity Guard can make that easier.

If you’re looking for a simple credit monitoring solution, Credit Sesame can help but our testing proved Credit Sesame doesn't provide much more than that.

Our testing proved that IdentityForce is a useful service, but does it share too much of your data?

Our testing proves that LifeLock is easy to use and provides loads of helpful features, including highly-rated apps, financial monitoring, and up to three bureau-credit monitoring.