There are a number of ways an identity thief can use a stolen Social Security number (SSN). Most Americans have heard of an identity thief opening a credit card account or getting a cell phone in the victim’s name but did you know that a thief could also try to get legitimate employment with a … More
From our friends at Kroll Young adults who are transitioning into first jobs or college are entering an entirely new phase of life that carries with it an entirely new level of responsibility. It is a time of great change and in fact may be the first time, particularly if they have just turned 18, … More
How medical identity theft might be detected From Kroll Medical identity theft results from the fraudulent use of an individual’s personal information, Social Security number, or health insurance information to obtain medical goods and/or services, money through insurance fraud, or insurance coverage for treatments. This may result in a number of problems for the victim … More
Identity theft involving minors occurs when a child’s personally identifiable information (PII) is used by another individual for personal or financial gain. Often it is the child’s Social Security number (SSN) that is used and matched with a different name and birth date. While some child identity theft victims don’t discover an issue until they … More
Your Identity Belongs to You. Protect It! A 2014 survey shows that identity theft is on the rise The smartest way to protect yourself from identity theft is to prevent it from happening to you. However, if your identity is stolen, you’ll be able to lessen problems by acting quickly. Call your credit card … More
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Identity theft is on the rise. The smartest way to protect yourself from identity theft is to prevent it from happening to you. However, if your identity is stolen, you’ll be able to lessen problems by acting quickly. Call your credit card companies immediately. Explain what happened, and ask where to send a copy of … More
