Consumers May Be Eligible for Up to $280 in Equifax Credit Reporting Settlement

Millions of consumers whose credit information was inaccurately reported by Equifax because of a coding error may be eligible for compensation from a proposed $100 million class-action settlement.
The settlement covers U.S. consumers for whom Equifax reported a credit score or credit attribute to a third party between March 17 and April 8, 2022, that differed from what would have been reported without the coding issue, according to the court-approved settlement website.
Consumers who received an email or mailed notice are considered settlement class members based on Equifax’s records.
To receive money, eligible consumers must submit a valid claim by Dec. 28, 2026. Claims can be filed online through the settlement website or submitted by mail….