Don't Lose These Names and Numbers Fill
out this personal guide and keep it in a safe place. If your wallet is lost or stolen
you'll know who to call and what to say. When traveling, take along a similar list, but
don't include account numbers or expiration dates.
Checking Accounts
Immediately call to cancel checking accounts and start new ones.
Institution name -
Toll-Free Phone -
Account Number - |
Credit Cards and Other "Plastic"
Immediately cancel credit, debit, ATM and
other cards, but ask for replacements.
| Card 1 |
Institution Name -
Toll-Free Phone -
Account Number -
Expiration Date - |
| Card 1 |
Institution Name -
Toll-Free Phone -
Account Number -
Expiration Date - |
| Card 1 |
Institution Name -
Toll-Free Phone -
Account Number -
Expiration Date - |
Law Enforcement
Immediately call to report a lost or stolen wallet and ask about filing an official
report.
Credit Bureaus
Call all three major credit bureaus' fraud departments to spot thieves from opening
new accounts in your name.
Equifax - Fraud unit phone
number available from your creditor or the police.
Experian - (800) 301-7195
TransUnion - (800) 680-7289 |
Miscellaneous Identification
Call to report a lost Social Security/Medicaid card, driver's license, passport and
other items.
Social Security Administration - (800)
772-1213
Department of Motor Vehicles -
U.S. State Department regional Passport Agency - |
FDIC Consumer
News Fall 1997 Contents
