Tuesday, September 07, 2010

Identity Theft

What is identity theft?
In identity theft, a thief assumes your identity by utilizing personal information such as your name, Social Security number, and date of birth to commit fraud. The thief could buy cars, open credit accounts and other loans, rent apartments or buy things under your name and then disappear, leaving you with the bills and the damage to fix. While your credit can be repaired, you may face frustration and give up several hours of your time to clear your good name.

By managing your personal information wisely, cautiously and with an awareness of the issue, you can help guard against identity theft.

FDIC what does this mean?

The recent news of turmoil in the banking industry has been overblown. Fears of a financial meltdown have been brought about by a few troubled banks, some of which are due to the mortgage crisis in some states and questionable lending practices. Pinnacle Bank wants to provide some resources and a brief explanation on what FDIC insurance is and who is protected. Pinnacle Bank is FDIC insured to protect our customers financial security. This information is being put forth to...

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FDIC TAGP

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