Deterring fraud and identity theft
(SCAM ALERT: Recent news media reports indicate an increasing number of Social Security scams. You are encouraged to read this article and other Latest Posts for your protection and to convey this information to family and friend.)
During the holiday season people use their credit/debit cards more frequently so we would like to help prevent people from becoming victims of identity theft. Keep sensitive documents in a safe place. Do not carry social security cards, birth certificates, passports, or extra credit cards in your purse or wallet unless absolutely necessary. Watch over your personal items. Never leave your purse or wallet unattended for even a moment. Remove valuables from you vehicles (laptops, purses, cell phones, etc.)...Read More
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