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Old 06-26-2019   #1925
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If you make a habit of saving money at Costco or getting to the gym often, good for you! But now for the catch: You shouldn’t be keeping your membership cards in your wallet. If someone got a hold of your wallet, the thief could use those cards to get into the gym and superstore, and each would be one more card you’d need to worry about replacing. Keeping those cards in your car is a safer bet, says Robert Siciliano, CSP, the CEO of IDTheftSecurity.com. . “I’m not walking to Costco—I’m driving,” he says. “If I need to go, it’s in the car.” Just make sure you never keep these 15 items in your car
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