Identity Theft

In a digital world, our personal and financial information is at risk of being stolen, hacked, and used. Identity theft can happen to anyone, regardless of age or financial status. The best way to help mitigate these risks: be proactive.

Ask yourself: When was the last time you changed your passwords? Do you have your bank's official number saved in case of an emergency?

Below we provide additional steps you can take to help protect your identity and wallet.

How to protect your identity

Staying up-to-date with your finances is the best way to prevent theft attempts. Here are five ways you can help protect your identity.

Create Social Security account

The U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) offers a free and secure service for consumers to view their online statement, which includes, current earnings and future benefits.

Access your credit report

Requesting your free annual credit report can detect early signs of identity theft. An accurate credit report impacts financial outcomes such as mortgage rates, rent applications, and credit card approvals.

Identity Theft

How to protect your identity

Create Social Security account

Access your credit report

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