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Protecting Your Privacy, Your Identity, and Your Money

By Remar Sutton
DCU StreetWise National Spokesperson

Protecting your personal and financial privacy means educating yourself to take on a complex challenge. You might say that fighting for your privacy rights is like taking on an octopus with many arms (one issue, lots of manifestations).

The resources in this information sheet will help you stay informed about privacy issues and take steps to protect your personal and financial privacy.

Staying Informed and Making Yourself Heard

Phishing and Pharming for Your Personal and Financial Information and Other Scams to Watch Out For

Enhancing Your Computer and Online Privacy

Opt Out of Having Your Information Shared

Make a Complaint

Take One Hour to Take Four Steps to Protect Your Privacy

Information Specifically for Seniors

This handout for Remar Sutton's Privacy seminars was prepared by Remar Sutton, DCU's Streetwise National Spokesperson & Remar Sutton Associates for DCU Streetwise, reviewed and updated April 2008. All rights reserved.

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