Computers Identity Theft Organization Storing 
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
AUGUST 22, 2012
A while ago, in class, us students were sitting there waiting for the instructor to boot up his computer. It must have been a LOT of programs because his computer was running very slowly and it was pretty much at capacity. I am a bit crazy about my computer, obviously, because this was under my skin all day. It was a mess.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
DECEMBER 10, 2013
Limit the number of people of people in your organization who can access sensitive information. If certain employees require remote access to your organization’s computer system, ensure they can only gain access after providing a username and password. To start with, encrypt the hard drives in your computers.
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Family Balance Sheet
MARCH 11, 2021
I’m a firm believer that finances should be organized and neat, and my Family Balance Sheet helps us keep track of our finances in one tidy spreadsheet. Organize your Financial Documents. It is a good idea to review your credit report periodically to check for any fraudulent activity , such as identity theft.
For the Mommas
JANUARY 8, 2013
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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. Every year for our small business, I create a 4 inch binder, with tabs for each of our expense categories, to store the statements, receipts and invoices. How long have you held on to your tax returns?
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