Protect Yourself from Identity Theft and Fraud
Thank you for joining our mailing list. Please check your email for the Experian Fraud Booklet.
Your financial security matters — especially for people with disabilities who may face unique challenges when fraud occurs.
Identity theft can disrupt your life, drain your finances, and cause unnecessary stress. People with disabilities are often targeted because of perceived vulnerabilities, making it even more important to stay informed and take protective steps. The National Disability Institute is here to help you recognize, prevent, and recover from fraud — with free, practical resources designed for your needs.
Why This Matters for People with Disabilities
- Disability benefits and health-related accounts are often prime targets for fraudsters.
- Varying income situations can make financial recovery harder after fraud for people with disabilities.
- Access barriers in reporting and recovery systems can leave people with disabilities more vulnerable.
That’s why NDI has partnered with Experian to answer your questions about credit fraud and identity theft.
Fill out the form below to get your free copy of Experian’s Credit Fraud Services.
Get step-by-step instructions, checklists, and trusted resources to protect your identity.
What You’ll Learn in This Guide
When you download Experian’s free resource, you’ll gain:
- Steps to Take Immediately if you suspect identity theft.
- How to Place Fraud Alerts and Security Freezes to protect your credit.
Find more information and tips on NDI’s Financial Resilience Center here: Avoiding Identity Theft | Financial Resources for People with Disabilities
Information you’ll find includes:
- Where to Get Free Help from organizations like Experian®, Equifax®, TransUnion®, and the Federal Trade Commission.
- Your Rights as a Fraud Victim under federal law.
- Tips for Prevention, such as spotting scams and protecting your Social Security number.
This information empowers you to safeguard your financial independence and recover quickly if fraud strikes.
Register for Upcoming Webinar
NDI is partnering with Experian to present a webinar on Identity Theft and Scam Prevention December 4th, at 1 pm (ET).
To register for this webinar, sign up at Upcoming & On-Demand Events.
