Are you an adult over the age of 21? Cause if so all your info was likely dumped in the Equifax breach a couple years ago if you had interacted with credit in anyway. It's one of those things that you just have to accept its out there and secure yourself the best you can, 2fa everywhere, password manager, don't re-use passwords, etc. Most of that info is most dangerous when it can be used to break into a weaker account that may be used as auth for a stronger account, like T-Mo redirecting your 2fa texts to an attacker that paid off a customer support agent to sim swap your number. Your phone line is a huge security liability because of 2fa texts and the lax policies around line transfers. And this basically extends to any server, if they can get into your email, they can get into any account that uses your email as auth.