How to stay safe from credit card theft

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Stealing your physical card is easy for scammers to take advantage of since they have access to all your information.

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Protect your cards. Don't carry more than you intend to use. If it does get stolen, report it lost or stolen immediately.

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Recognize card skimmers. Look for red flags at common scanning places like gas stations and ATMs.

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If the panel is sticking out or seems to jiggle, go to a different gas station or ATM. Better safe than sorry.

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Protect cards at home and what comes in your mail. Collect your mail daily and put a hold on it if you're out of town.

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Be wary of what information you share over calls. Do not give sensitive information. Legit calls do not ask for that info.

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Don't ever share your credit card information via a link or an email claiming to be from your issuer or merchant.

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Use strong, unique passwords for all financial services, from shopping to banking, to prevent theft.

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Regularly check your credit card and bank statements. That's one sure way of catching fraud on your cards.

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