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Do you keep records of all your credit card numbers in case your purse or wallet is lost or stolen?

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Do you keep records of all your credit card numbers in case your purse or wallet is lost or stolen?
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Financial Quiz

Consumer Privacy
Identity Theft and Fraud

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Is your Internet connection at home secure?
Do you keep records of all your credit card numbers in case your purse or wallet is lost or stolen?
Do you check your credit card and bank statements each month for fraudulent transactions?
Have you read the privacy policies of all of your financial services providers?
Have you been, or do you know someone, who has been a victim of identity fraud?