Infographic: How To Prevent Identity Thieves From Stealing Your Holiday Spirit

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November 13, 2017
Cindy Schubert

By Cindy Schubert
Sr. Vice President of Bank Operations

Christmas is a-coming — and so, likely, is holiday fraud. In fact, while you’re out searching for the perfect gift, identity thieves are also on the prowl, looking to take advantage of the busy shopping season.

That makes it more important than ever to practice safe shopping — and we're here to help! Check out this infographic detailing five important ways you can protect yourself from fraud and identity theft this holiday season:

How to Prevent Identity Theft During the Holidays

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