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Identity Theft Risk CheckSM
Identity Theft affects people of all ages, in communities both large and small, and is perpetrated by theft in person, online, or through corporate breaches. Recent surveys provide the following information:
- Nearly 10 million Americans fell victim to identity theft fraud in 2008
- Thefts totaled $49.3 billion dollars in 2007
- Identity Theft has been the top consumer complaint to the FTC for the past five years in a row
Certified educators with the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) have developed an easy-to-take consumer "Identity Theft Risk CheckSM." This quiz is designed to help you assess your risk of Identity Theft, recognize existing or potential problems, and provide direction about your options and where to turn for help.
After you have submitted your answers, a response will be given in one of the three following areas:
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| You are at high-risk to be a victim, if you aren't already.
Take steps immediately to protect yourself.
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| You are at medium-risk to be victimized by Identity Theft.
Take steps to protect yourself.
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| You are at low-risk for Identity Theft, but don't get complacent. There is always some risk of Identity Theft, so continue to take the necessary precautions. |
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