Protecting Yourself
Avoid Becoming a Victim of Fraud
Take proactive measures to keep your computer system and financial information secure.
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Protecting Yourself At Home
- Use a cross cut shredder to destroy any financial documents or credit solicitations.
- Never carry your social security number in your wallet or write it on a check.
- Don’t give out personal information over the phone, Internet or through the mail unless you know who you are dealing with.
- If you employ outside help or are having work done in your house, make sure you store your personal information in a secure location such as a home safe. Some banks also offer safe deposit boxes to keep your belongings secure.
- Enroll in eStatements so bank and credit card statements are sent electronically rather than to your mailbox at home.
Protecting Yourself At Home
- Use a cross cut shredder to destroy any financial documents or credit solicitations.
- Never carry your social security number in your wallet or write it on a check.
- Don’t give out personal information over the phone, Internet or through the mail unless you know who you are dealing with.
- If you employ outside help or are having work done in your house, make sure you store your personal information in a secure location such as a home safe. Some banks also offer safe deposit boxes to keep your belongings secure.
- Enroll in eStatements so bank and credit card statements are sent electronically rather than to your mailbox at home.
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