16 Tips You Have To Use To Protect Your Identity

2. Use A Safe

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Keep personal documents secured in a safe. If you purchase a safe for your home, consider two factors. You want it to be fireproof and you also want it to be large enough to prevent a thief from walking away with the entire case. If you choose a small one that is not weighed down by its inherent mass, make sure to hide it well. You can also rent a safety deposit box at your bank or even in a bank separate from where you have your account. Whichever you choose, the safe is a good place to keep your social security card, birth certificate and passports. You can also keep your current insurance policies and agent contact information in it.