By Lisa Goudy
Personal financial information shouldn’t be shared with anyone, even family or close friends.
“I was reading a mother had said that she got
some help from her daughter using a credit card and then when the
statement
came in for the previous month, there were charges that the mother
didn’t remember making,” said Catherine Gaudreau, spokesperson
with the Canada Safety Council. “The daughter kind of laughed it
off because the result there was that her financial information
had been used by her daughter to acquire items.
“So fraud isn’t necessarily strangers. It can be people close to you.”
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