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Successful data migration depends on attention to detail, no matter how small. Here are 3 items essential to a successful data migration:

With today's digital identity, how do you know you’re interacting with a legitimate individual rather than an imposter?

The economic expansion just passed the eight-year mark, and consumer credit defaults across mortgages, bankcards and auto loans are at pre–financial crisis levels

Financial health means more than just having a great credit score or money in a savings account. It includes being able to manage daily finances, save for the future and weather a financial shock.

A synthetic identity epidemic is impacting all markets. Here are the three ways that synthetic identities are generally created

Generation Z makes up 1/4 of the US population. By 2020, they’ll account for 40% of all consumers. The oldest members are coming of age.

In the financial services universe, there is no shortage of players battling for consumer attention and share of wallet. Here’s a look at how credit unions have fared over the past two years compared to banks and online lenders:

Financial health means more than just having a great credit score or money in a savings account.

Synthetic identity fraud is an epidemic that does more than negatively affect portfolio performance. It can hurt your reputation as a trusted organization.

Call it big data, smart data or evidence-based decision-making. It’s not just the latest fad, it’s the future of how business will be guided and grow.

New CFPB study demonstrates the importance of moving forward with inclusion of new sources of high-quality financial data — like on-time payment data from rent, utility and telecommunications providers — into a consumer’s credit file.

Study noted that travelers relied heavily on credit for vacation purchases last yr—with many planning to charge much of their vacation expenses this summer

According to a study by VantageScore, consumers with credit scores between 601-650 carry the largest credit card bills, at more than $10,000.

Later this year, FICO will retire its Score V1, making it mandatory for those lenders still using the old software to find another solution.

Identity theft is frustrating. According to our recent survey, many Americans are unknowingly engaging in risky behaviors online.