- Security: Use a privacy protection service. If your purse or wallet is stolen, they can help make sure what's stolen isn't used to steal your identity.
- Credit Cards: Keep your credit card numbers and the companies' phone numbers in a list at home. Carry only one card with you -- not all of your cards.
- Bank Accounts: Keep a list at home of your bank accounts. If your security is breached, have the numbers changed.
- Health Insurance: Keep duplicates of your health insurance cards at home.
- Passport: Never carry this with you unless you're leaving the country. (And when you are traveling overseas, keep a copy at home, and carry a copy with you, and put it in the hotel safe.)
- Lighten the Load: Don't carry anything you don't need with you. Leave at home your Social Security card, safe deposit box key and other possessions.
- Carry a piece of paper that lists emergency contact info for a spouse, family member, friend or neighbor. If you're injured and unable to communicate, that list will tell first responders who to call.
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Security Tips from Edelman Financial Services
Don't be the victim of Identity Theft
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