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Experian is deeply committed to making an important difference in each of the communities we operate and live all over the world. Through our relationships with nonprofit organizations, our dedication to consumer education and our encouragement of employee volunteerism, we are able to champion a number of important causes. Read about our latest corporate social responsibility news below:

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Knowledge is the key to unlocking financial success. Experian is committed to increasing consumer understanding of financial concepts....

Published: June 29, 2017 by Editor

Financial health matters. That’s why we’re joining the Center for Financial Services Innovation and the nation’s leading banks, financial services providers and nonprofits in...

Published: June 27, 2017 by Rod Griffin

We’re at a critical point in our nation’s history. We need to make a stand and address the root causes of financial instability in...

Published: June 26, 2017 by Alex Lintner

As Serasa Experian’s Corporate Sustainability Manager in Brazil, I’m dedicated to my job promoting diversity and inclusion efforts at work.  But it also happens...

Published: June 25, 2017 by Editor

In Italy, some people believe that a credit report is just a list of bad people who haven’t paid what they owe. In addition...

Published: June 18, 2017 by Editor

Health care can be expensive and unaffordable for many Americans. By developing a financial assistance screening tool and raising hospital donations through local charities,...

Published: June 11, 2017 by Editor

Five years ago, I began volunteering as an Experian Ambassador, teaching personal finance to local high school students. It is so rewarding to share...

Published: June 4, 2017 by Editor

In Malaysia, nearly 280,000 people live without electricity. By volunteering with the Liter of Light program, we’re bringing solar panel lights to remote villages,...

Published: May 21, 2017 by Editor

In 2012, employees across Experian’s Turkish office began a program to promote financial awareness and education for young people ages 18-30, which we called...

Published: May 14, 2017 by Editor

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