There are several ways in which you can be fooled the moment your financial information becomes accessible. But there are small measures that can be taken to save you from massive financial setbacks.
1. Take care to change your ATM pin numbers, social security numbers, credit card numbers, bank account numbers and other financial information after you have used it in public. Try to secure your financial information or if you have disclosed it to someone then take down the details of the person to whom you have disclosed your financial information.
2. File sharing softwares might have hidden traps as your private information on tax returns, bank statements and other important data can get transferred to public files.
3. You hard drive should not contain any sensitive financial information when you are taking a new computer.
4. Never write your financial details like account number or passport number on your check books...as there are cases of breaches by a bank or employer.
5. Do not hand out financial details to anyone without proper speculation of the person who wants the information from you.
6. Please be careful with your PIN number, you better consume memory pills to memorize it.
These are some of the little things you need to take care of to protect your financial information.
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Comments
Also, just be careful of where you leave your credit cards and who you let hold them out of your site. Tons of people get burned when waiters or waitresses skip off with their card and run it through a swiper and digitally record a copy of the card’s info.
Many people use a system where they translate each number into another number and each letter into another letter. Then, they can just write down or store the passwords on their computer so they never forget them. The trick is that if anyone finds the list none of the passwords will be usable because they don’t know your simple formula for translation.
My business analyst had my company get everyone credit cards with our photos on them. That seemed to be a good idea at least to prevent people from quickly using the cards if they were lost.
- Neil