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Identity theft affects almost 10 million people every year, and the damage it does is harsh. It destroys a good credit score and often results in personal embarrassment.

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Its natural for kids to experiment and want to try adult things, but they are getting their licenses soon, and it worries me.” It's not uncommon for people to start drinking alcohol somewhat regularly before growing to the legal age. Children are making unsupervised adult decisions all the time now. Unfortunately these decisions are still being made with a child’s intent.

The economy loses an average of $550 billion annually to events like credit card fraud, and social security fraud. All of this information is obtained by criminals in increasingly sophisticated ways. Still, effective means of protecting personal information is available and well documented.

Mitchell reported to the officer later that evening that he had remembered leaving the bar, getting into his car, and making his way on to the New York State freeway to head back to Connecticut. The rest he can’t remember. Cops later clocked him doing 110 mph while straddling the center line. His sobriety test left no doubt he was intoxicated after he blew a .21 which was nearly enough alcohol in his system to kill him. The police charged him with several moving violations including driving under the influence, and Mitchell now anxiously awaits his impending trial.

Shannon’s troubles had been going on too long. The final straw came tonight when her husband had to pick her up at 3 A.M. from the police station. A police report stated that her 1987 Buick has been driving erratically. When detained and booked she blew a .16 on the breathalyzer, twice the legal limit allowable in Massachusetts. Sadly her night would end without a solution to her drunk driving.

Every time an individual uses his Social Security number (SSN) for something, it opens up the possibility that an identity thief will access it. From there, the thief will use it to open new credit in that person’s name and to get more bits of private data about him or her.

It is normal, and even beneficial to be paranoid or cognizant of the possibility of credit card fraud or theft. Experts say that over the past two years, Hackers stole more than 130 million credit card numbers and account details from big companies.

Good news, parents! Teenage drinking and driving incidences have decreased over the past two decades.

There have been a few close calls over the years. One time Joe had left his wallet on the table at T.G.I. Fridays and driven all the way home. Luckily the people there knew him well and honestly returned it intact. Another time he left it on his car roof as he pumped gas at the local Shell station only to have it mailed to him by a good Samaritan who found it on the roadside. Joe needs to be far more responsible with his personal information otherwise he will become the next victim of identity theft.