Big stories about identity theft are becoming more and more common. We hear about them in the news happening to large banks, credit bureaus, even health insurers. No matter how hard companies work to secure your information, thieves and scammers are working just as hard to breach security so they can access your identity. In fact, hundreds of millions of Americans have had their data compromised, and estimates say as many as 15 million people deal with the fallout of identity theft each year. So how can you be sure you don’t become part of this statistic? Here are some ideas.
Hopefully you’ll never have to deal with the aftermath of a data breach or identity theft, but these tips can help you limit the damage if you do. If you’re interested in other ways to manage risk in your finances, let’s connect. We can work through best practices to help protect you and your family. |
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