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Identity Theft

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    Theft
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  • Shred anything that includes your personal information (PI) before throwing it away to prevent
    dumpster diving
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  • Be aware of your surroundings when inputting your PI to avoid what
    shoulder surfing
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  • Keep your Social Security number, PINs, and password information in a secure place other than your
    wallet/purse
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  • What should you have on your computer to prevent identity theft?
    firewalls, anti-spyware, and anti-virus software
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  • Use strong passwords not associated with your
    PI
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  • Make sure online transactions are handled through a secure site that include
    an s
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  • Monitor all financial accounts and
    billing statements
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  • Question when expected bills and statements do not
    arrive on time
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  • Question unexpected bills and statements for things you did not
    purchase
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  • These are attempts to steal your PI through legitimate-looking emails
    phishing
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  • What is one of the three credit-reporting agencies?
    Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union
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  • How frequently should you check your credit report?
    annually
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  • What is the maximum you are responsible for if your credit card is stolen?
    $50
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