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Here’s what you should do about suspicious credit report activity

You can check who has accessed your credit during the last two years in the "inquiries" section of your credit reports.

Dear Liz: I recently obtained copies of my credit reports from the three major credit bureaus and discovered my brother’s home address listed in the personal information section. I am extremely concerned about how and why this happened since I have never lived with my brother.

This brother is the executor of our father’s estate, and the address listing was dated just before the distribution of that estate. What possible reason could my brother have for searching my credit

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