Monitor & Protect in New Bedford, MA

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Monitor & Protect Questions in New Bedford

How can I improve my credit score in New Bedford, MA?

Start by pulling your free credit reports and disputing any inaccuracies with the bureaus. With the state average credit score at 724, many New Bedford residents fall below that benchmark due to lower household incomes and higher rates of medical and utility debt. Consider a secured credit card through a local credit union to build positive payment history. PACE Inc. on Hillman Street in New Bedford offers free financial coaching that includes credit improvement strategies tailored to South Coast residents.

How do I protect myself from identity theft in New Bedford, MA?

Massachusetts residents can place a free security freeze on their credit reports with all three bureaus under state and federal law. New Bedford's dense, multi-generational households and high volume of mail delivery to older apartment buildings in the North End and West End create elevated risks for mail theft and identity fraud. File a report with the New Bedford Police Department and the FTC at IdentityTheft.gov if you suspect fraud. The Massachusetts Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division at mass.gov also accepts identity theft complaints and can assist with resolution.

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