Identity Theft Protection
We take great care to safeguard the security of your transactions with us. Unfortunately, not all companies are as thorough, and more and more people are becoming victims of financial fraud schemes and identity theft. In fact, identity theft has struck one in eight Americans in the past five years.1 If you have a bank account, a credit card, even a social security number, you may be at risk.
What are some of the consequences of identity theft and fraud?
- Your credit: If someone steals your identity, they could do serious damage to your credit and good name without you even knowing it until you apply for a loan or a new credit card, for example, and are rejected.
- Monetary: The costs of repairing the damage done by identity theft can reach into the thousands of dollars of your own hard-earned money.
- Recovery time: Depending on the extent of the damage done, it could be years before your credit and financial standing are restored.
We would like to help you avoid these consequences by providing you with the information you need.
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