Save Your Identity 2025

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The document provides guidance on how financial aid applicants can protect themselves from fraud and identity theft. It emphasizes the importance of not paying for financial aid advice, as many services charge high fees for information that is available for free. The document outlines steps to report financial aid fraud and identity theft, offers tips to keep personal information safe, and lists free resources for obtaining financial aid information.

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How do I tell if my identity has been stolen?

Clues That Someone Has Stolen Your Information Merchants refuse your checks. Debt collectors call you about debts that arent yours. You find unfamiliar accounts or charges on your credit report. Medical providers bill you for services you didnt use.

How can we save our identity?

The following tips can help you lower your risk of becoming a victim. Protect your Social Security number. Fight phishing - dont take the bait. Polish your password practices. Be mysterious on social networks. Shield your computer and smartphone. Click with caution. Check your statements.

What does it mean to have your identity?

Defining Identity Your identity gives you your sense of self. It is a set of traits that distinguishes you from other people, because while you might have some things in common with others, no one else has the exact same combination of traits as you.

What is proof of your identity?

Drivers license issued by a state or territory showing either a photograph of the individual and/or other identifying information of the individual such as name, age, sex, race, height, weight or eye color. School identification card that includes a photograph. Voter Registration Card.

Why is protecting your identity so important?

If fraudsters have access to information like your name, address, or Social Security Number, they may be able to commit fraud in your name including: Applying for debit or credit cards. Making withdrawals from your bank account. Applying for government programs like unemployment, healthcare, or welfare.

How to preserve your identity?

10 ways to protect your identity Password-protect your devices with strong passwords. Learn how to identify and avoid phishing scams. Set up alerts through your bank. Review your credit report regularly. Be mindful of what you share on social media. Shred sensitive documents.

How do you protect your identity?

Identity Theft Prevention Tips Use strong passwords. Lock up your records. Shred sensitive documents. Secure your wireless network. Lock your computer. Protect against viruses. Double-check mailings. Keep your emails safe.

What does protect your identity mean?

Identity protection refers to safeguarding ones personal information and identity from theft or fraud. It involves proactively monitoring for signs of identity theft as well as taking measures to minimize risks.

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