Computers Identity Theft Information Shredders 
For the Mommas
JUNE 29, 2015
Ten Ways to Protect Your Family from Identity Theft. Identity theft is increasingly a concern for families. With hackers tapping into major businessesí credit card information, and credit card companies issuing offers to your toddler, you never know where or how your information can fall into the wrong hands.
Saving Cents With Sense
MARCH 10, 2016
Make sure you know who you are sharing your personal information with, especially your social security number (or EIN). And don’t be scared to ask questions about why they are requesting the information. If you don’t need paperwork that has your personal information on it, make sure that you shred it. Stay Digitally Safe.
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Saving Cents With Sense
OCTOBER 22, 2015
Avoid becoming a part of this statistic by taking a few precautionary steps to keep your personal information safe. Only give your social security number out when absolutely necessary, and take the proper steps to ensure it’s not spread to inappropriate channels or people who will take advantage of the information.
Family Balance Sheet
MARCH 25, 2011
Invest in a shredder. They are really not that expensive considering that they will help prevent identity theft. I am a paper person and keep my to-do list on my desk at all times, but you could easily keep a list on your computer too. Now if the top of my desk could be so lucky.
Family Balance Sheet
AUGUST 17, 2011
Any bills for big purchases like jewelry, appliances, computers, etc, should be kept permanently for insurance and warranty purposes. If the information matches, you can shred your pay stubs. If the information doesn't match, head to your human resource department for correction. This will help you avoid possible identity theft.
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