financeguy
ONE love, blood, life
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,13129-2100897,00.html
"FIDELITY INVESTMENTS has warned nearly 200,000 present and former staff of Hewlett-Packard in America to be vigilant in monitoring their accounts for the next two years after their personal details were stolen from Fidelity, the company’s pension fund manager, last week.
The 196,000 staff and exemployees of the computer hardware company are at risk of identity theft, one of America’s fastest-growing crimes, after a laptop containing details of their names, pay, pensions, addresses, birth dates and social security numbers was stolen from a member of Fidelity’s staff."
I think that identity theft is one of the most insidious crimes of our age.
"FIDELITY INVESTMENTS has warned nearly 200,000 present and former staff of Hewlett-Packard in America to be vigilant in monitoring their accounts for the next two years after their personal details were stolen from Fidelity, the company’s pension fund manager, last week.
The 196,000 staff and exemployees of the computer hardware company are at risk of identity theft, one of America’s fastest-growing crimes, after a laptop containing details of their names, pay, pensions, addresses, birth dates and social security numbers was stolen from a member of Fidelity’s staff."
I think that identity theft is one of the most insidious crimes of our age.