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Updated November 27, 2024
Since October 2019, UNI members have been temporarily protected by Equifax's Member Protection Credit Watch against identity theft. Registered members could benefit from this service free of charge for up to five years.
This service was provided without obligation on UNI's part and may be suspended, modified, discontinued or extended by UNI without prior notice at its sole discretion.
Important: Please be advised that the five-year period is now coming to an end and that this free service is not being extended by UNI. Equifax informs the registered member by e-mail when the protection period has expired. The member may then, at his or her own discretion, decide whether to continue to be protected by Equifax at his or her own expense, by following the instructions indicated in the e-mail received.
Different types of alerts you may get from Equifax and what they mean
This service lets you check your credit file, including financial commitments you have to any financial institutions. It also includes daily monitoring of your credit file, alerts of key changes and identify theft insurance.
UNI Identity Protection is a member advantage at no cost, without subscription.
Equifax's Credit Monitoring Service enhances UNI's Identity Protection by providing access to their Equifax credit report, alerts in the event of activity and identity theft insurance.
The Equifax credit monitoring service needs to be activated online, and it allows you to check your credit file and receive e-mail alerts.
You will be able to track your credit with Equifax. Equifax alerts are a convenient way to see the effect that your financial habits and transactions have on your credit score. It is a handy tool to keep track of your finances on your own.