//JUST SAY NO TO IDENTITY FRAUD!
You’ve probably heard stories of identity fraud, or might even know someone who was a vicitm. Unfortunately, ID fraud is more prevalent today than ever before. And it can be a time-consuming, complicated process proving that fraudulent activity occurred. That’s why it’s very important to be careful when giving out any personal information
- Don’t give out personal information on the phone, by mail or on the Internet unless you initiated the contact.
- Minimize identification information and cards you carry with you to what only what you need.
- Do not carry your social security card with you.
- Talk to your employer to make sure all your personal information is kept private.
- Always review your credit union and bank statements immediately
- Shred personal papers, receipts and junk mail
- Don’t let thieves get a hold of your identity. Protect yourself. These simple tips, along with good common sense, can help prevent you from becoming the next victim of ID theft.
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