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You want to be careful with your identity and take steps to insure that nobody will be causing you any financial nightmares. A service like Next Advisor can provide identity theft protection that can help protect your good name and credit. Having a third party looking after your identity is a good safe guard when it comes to protecting you from the thieves looking to get their hands on it. They will alert you to any strange charges you might ...
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14 hours ago ago from NextAdvisor Daily
Robert Siciliano is a NextAdvisor.com Expert Guest Blogger I've joined forces with the Identity Theft Resource Center to expand the pool of knowledge about identity theft issues. As nationally recognized experts in this crime, we have come up with ten predictions for what the nation can expect in the area of identity theft in 2010 and beyond. 1. More Scams: The recession will lead to more scams. Whenever our nation has faced a ...
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A 37-year-old Boise man accused of making more than $24,000 in purchases with a credit card he obtained using someone else's ID has pleaded guilty to fraud and identity theft. Read more: Boise man pleads guilty to fraud, identity theft
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Credit card companies are racing against time and sending out a flurry of mail, hoping to implement last-minute changes before the February 2010 deadline when the CARD Act takes effect and credit card companies must play by the new rules set by Congress. Ignore the mailings and these changes could cost you hundreds, or possibly thousands, of dollars. If you don't want that to happen to you, you must act and opt out of these changes to avoid ...
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