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CBA Fraud Prevention Tip Newsletter

To help you make fraud prevention a habit throughout the year, the CBA, on behalf of Canada’s banks, has developed a convenient Fraud Prevention Tip” that is e-mailed to subscribers. In each edition, we’ll focus on one important fraud issue, such as how to shop and surf online safely, how to prevent your credit and debit card numbers from falling into the wrong hands, and about identity theft — what it is and how you can prevent it.

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Topics: Fraud

Language(s): English
French

Fee: Free

Type: Publication / tip sheet / brochure

Format: Online

Target audience: General public

Knowledge level: Introductory

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