Identity Theft: Staying Safe While You Travel
Imagine the anticipation of
heading out on an adventure!
You've made your plans;
your bags are packed.
What else should you think about?
What's in Your Wallet?
Take only the credit card you'll need
and leave the rest safely at home.
If you're taking two cards
(one for back-up),
don't keep them in the same place.
Make a copy – front and back –
of any identification you're taking,
including your passport,
and leave it with someone back home.
Remove your 'extra' credit cards
and all unnecessary identification.
Do NOT take your social security card!
If you need a 'store' card for a special sale,
they can look up your account at the store.
Leave extra cash in the hotel safe.
I lost my wallet in Las Vegas.
It cost me about $100 in cash,
but it didn't ruin the trip because
I had more locked in my room.
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Remember, life is a journey …
Travel first class!
(and stay safe!)
heading out on an adventure!
You've made your plans;
your bags are packed.
What else should you think about?
What's in Your Wallet?
Take only the credit card you'll need
and leave the rest safely at home.
If you're taking two cards
(one for back-up),
don't keep them in the same place.
Make a copy – front and back –
of any identification you're taking,
including your passport,
and leave it with someone back home.
Remove your 'extra' credit cards
and all unnecessary identification.
Do NOT take your social security card!
If you need a 'store' card for a special sale,
they can look up your account at the store.
Leave extra cash in the hotel safe.
I lost my wallet in Las Vegas.
It cost me about $100 in cash,
but it didn't ruin the trip because
I had more locked in my room.
For more information on identity theft,
sign up for our newsletter.
You'll receive a series of travel trips,
including more ideas on travel safety.
Remember, life is a journey …
Travel first class!
(and stay safe!)
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