Four million Americans who applied for mortgages, auto loans or credit cards were affected by the alleged miscalculations.

Atlanta-based consumer credit reporting giant Equifax has agreed to pay $100 million to settle a class-action lawsuit ...

Some consumers affected by the error could receive money through the settlement, according to officials.

Equifax to pay $100M after 4 million users had their credit scores miscalculated - The $100 million agreement is the largest ...

The settlement is “by far the largest class-action settlement ever achieved under the Fair Credit Reporting Act,” and ...

Follow these steps to help safeguard your score in the wake of the Equifax error: If you applied for a car or home loan or a credit card between March 17 and April 6 and your application was denied or ...

Earlier this year, Equifax EFX3.85%increase; up pointing triangle sent lenders inaccurate credit scores for millions of would-be borrowers over a three-week period. Now, many who applied for home or ...

Credit bureau's stock extends bounce with new pricing move, after falling last week due to rival FICO's pricing plan Equifax's stock price is moving up after it announced discounted pricing on its ...

Equifax, one of the three major credit bureaus, announced that a computer coding error resulted in the miscalculation of credit scores for consumers in a three-week ...