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- Summary
- Step 1: Be Stingy About Giving Out Personal Information
- Step 2. Check Your Monthly Statements
- Step 3: Check Your Credit Accounts Several Times A Year
- Step 4: Put A Freeze On New Credit Accounts
- Step 5: Check Your Medical Records And Put A Freeze On Them As Well
- Step 6: Use passwords that aren't easy to guess. Don't use the same password for all your accounts.
- Step 7. Use credit cards instead of checks where possible. Don't leave used credit slips, or unused or cancelled checks lying around
- Step 8: Guard your laptop and make it difficult for people to obtain information from it.
- When Using The Internet
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Steps to consider to protect against identity theft include the following:
- Step 1. Be stingy about giving out personal information.
- Step 2. Check your monthly statements.
- Step 3. Check your credit accounts several times a year.
- Step 4. Put a freeze on new credit accounts.
- Step 5. Check your medical records and put a freeze on them as well.
- Step 6. Use passwords that aren't easy to guess. Don't use the same passwords for all your accounts.
- Step 7. Use credit cards instead of checks when possible. Don't leave credit card slips, or unused, or cancelled checks lying around.
- Step 8. Guard your laptop and make it difficult for people to obtain information from it.
Take care when using the internet.
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