Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information—such as your Social Security number, bank account number, and credit card information. See more

It can be difficult to know if you've been a victim of identity theft, especially if you don't check your financial statements regularly. Some clear indicators of identity theft include: 1. … See more

Anyone can be a victim of identity theft. However, children and aging adults are particularly vulnerable. They may not understand specific situations or paperwork… See more

Many types of identity theft can be prevented or limited. One way to protect yourself is to continually check the accuracy of personal documents and promptly d… See more

Managing identity theft can be a long, painstaking process. After you have filed, and retained a copy of, your report with the FTC, there are other steps that you need to take: 1. Sta… See more