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Prevent Identity Theft

What types of information should I shred?

(Resource: Federal Trade Commission)

Charge receipts
Copies of credit applications
Insurance forms
Physician statements and personal medical records
Bank statements/ATM transactions/Checks
Expired credit/debit cards
Credit card statements
Invoices: phone/utility/cable bills
Old tax forms
Payroll stubs
Outdated financial records

Businesses should shred:

Research reports
Drafts of contracts
Legal documents
Project plans
Business strategies
Old customer lists
Old business quotes/bids
Sales reports
Product cost analysis
Employee records (medical/insurance/reviews/benefits)

All documents containing personal and sensitive information should be shredded. Business files should be strictly maintained and shredded at the appropriate time.

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Resources

The Federal Trade Commission

National Crime Prevention Council

Identity Theft Resource Center™

United States Department of Justice

Better Business Bureau

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