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It’s your worst financial nightmare: you apply for a credit card or a loan, and you get turned down for a bad credit score even though you have done everything right, made your payments on time, limited hard inquiries, and kept your credit card balances low. Unfortunately, fraud isn’t as uncommon as you think, and even if the person who has assumed your identity isn’t actually granted credit, they can still destroy your credit score with hard inquiries simply by applying for it. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Avoid Hard Inquiries That Aren’t Yours –Top 10 Anti-Fraud Tips (Part 1)


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Avoid Hard Inquiries That Arent Yours Top 10
Anti-Fraud Tips (Part 1)
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  • Its your worst financial nightmare you apply
    for a credit card or a loan, and you get turned
    down for a bad credit score even though you have
    done everything right, made your payments on
    time, limited hard inquiries, and kept your
    credit card balances low. Unfortunately, fraud
    isnt as uncommon as you think, and even if the
    person who has assumed your identity isnt
    actually granted credit, they can still destroy
    your credit score with hard inquiries simply by
    applying for it.
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  • If you arent sure how to protect your identity,
    here are 10 tips to keep your credit score safe.

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There is such thing as TMI
  • TMI stands for "too much information". Just
    because there is a white box that asks for your
    SIN or credit card information online, that
    doesn't necessarily mean you need to enter it. If
    you have the option not to share information,
    don't. This is the best way to avoid stolen
    information and unwanted hard inquiries.

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Use smart security questions
  • If you're secret question is "what is my first
    job" and you have listed your current career as
    your first and only, you have just provided a
    would-be thief with enough information to access
    your personal data.

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Lock down your email accounts
  • A thief with email access can password reset
    every password you have, and access every website
    you deal with in minutes potentially leading to
    stolen information and unwanted hard inquiries.

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Delete old or unused profiles
  • Leaving your data on websites that you don't use
    or monitor regularly can lead to theft. If you
    don't need it, don't keep it. This is the best
    way to avoid unwanted hard inquiries, trade, or
    identity theft.

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Stop using the same password
  • Most people use the same password site-to-site,
    but there's a good reason why you shouldn't it's
    too easy. Most identity theft can be avoided by
    making sure it takes too much work to hack your
    profiles.
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  • Remember No access, no unwanted transactions,
    hard inquiries or future financial problems. But,
    if you do have unwanted hard inquiries damaging
    your credit score, Inquiry Busters can help you.

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