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Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Don’t have your Social Security or driver’s license number imprinted on your checks. These numbers, combined with other information on your checks (your name, address, account number, telephone number) could supply a thief with enough details to apply for a loan, credit card, or a phony bank account in your name.

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