- Search
- Branch Locations
- Print Page
Identity Theft
The FBI considers identity theft one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States and estimates 500,000 to 700,000 Americans become identity theft victims each year.Identity theft is a federal crime. It occurs when one person's identification (which can include name, social security number or any account number) is used or transferred by another person for unlawful activities.
The Federal Reserve Board recently made available a new booklet designed to help consumers protect themselves against identity theft. The booklet describes the dangers posed by identity thieves, what people can do to protect themselves and what you should do if you're a victim.
Click here for a printable version of the booklet, "Identity Theft"
(Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.)
Access My Account
- Apply Online Today
- Open an Account
Security
Imagine a thief using your name and credit to commit fraud and other crimes.
Protect your identity and guard your credit with Associated's identity and credit security suite. Meet with one of our Security Specialists to learn more about our security services. Or click below
for more information.
