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Stay or go? What to do if your bank is acquired
If your bank or credit union is involved in a merger, here’s what to expect.
Libby Wells is a former part-time editor at Bankrate. Previously, she was Bankrate's chief copy editor and a credit card reporter. Libby spent most of her career as a newspaper journalist and has more than 30 years of experience as a writer and editor.
If your bank or credit union is involved in a merger, here’s what to expect.
There are many ways scammers can steal identities and use them for gain, usually of a financial nature.
Identity theft is a term that covers a variety of crimes in which someone steals another person’s personal information.
Look for a plan with a reputable provider that offers services that make you feel confident.
If you discover the breach early and act without delay, you could minimize the damage.
Here’s a breakdown of where identity theft occurs most often, according to FTC data.
You can report ID theft to the FTC and your local police department.
This includes services that help shield people from the illegal capture of their personal data.
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