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7 ways to avoid credit card fraud while traveling abroad

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Being cautious with your money is a must. Prevent credit card fraud while traveling abroad with these seven steps.

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1. Inform your bank when you plan to travel abroad to flag any suspicious activity. You can also set a travel alert with them.

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2. Check your credit card statements regularly to watch out for any transactions you don’t recognize during the trip.

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3. Avoid bringing all the cards you own to the trip. Take what you need and keep your cards separate while traveling.

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4. Never leave credit cards in your checked luggage or unsecured in your hotel room when you're not around.

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5. Set up fraud and purchase alerts to monitor your account activity and to be notified of any suspicious transactions.

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6. Use an app with the ability to put a "hold" on your card or use a card that can be locked or switched "on" and "off" via your phone.

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7. Consider using an RFID-blocking travel wallet to protect against digital theft of your credit card information.

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By taking these steps, you can help protect yourself from credit card fraud while traveling abroad this summer.

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