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Protect Yourself From Identity Theft And Losing Money(621 words, 2 images, estimated 2:29 mins reading time)
Identify theft can lead to lost money – this is the message law enforcement would like to send all Americans, especially those who have recently moved. When a person moves, they typically report their change of address to their employer, their bank, and to the government at tax time. If the address isn’t changed, checks can be mailed to the old address. This leaves the checks open to identity theft and lost money at the same time. To prevent lost money from becoming a liability, here are a few things to think about and a few tips to help better manage any lost money that may be owed to you.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.cashunclaimed.com\/unclaimed-property-blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/05\/keep-your-identity-safe-and-update-your-contacts-and-address.jpg\" "\\"keep")
Identify theft can lead to lost money – this is the message law enforcement would like to send all Americans, especially those who have recently moved. When a person moves, they typically report their change of address to their employer, their bank, and to the government at tax time. If the address isn’t changed, checks can be mailed to the old address. This leaves the checks open to identity theft and lost money at the same time. To prevent lost money from becoming a liability, here are a few things to think about and a few tips to help better manage any lost money that may be owed to you.<\/p>\n\n