ALT Your identity. Their target.\n\nSub-Head 1:\nIdentity theft is when someone steals personal information to commit fraud.\n\nSub-Head 2:\nIdentity theft can impact financial accounts, credit, personal privacy, and more.\n\nSub-Head 3:\nTactics include phishing texts and emails, social engineering, and malware.\n\nSub-Head 4:\nIdentity theft can happen to anyone. Learn more about protecting yourself at key.com/identitytheft.\n\n\u00A92026 KeyCorp\u00AE. All rights reserved. KeyBank Member FDIC 260826-4904428\n

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ALT could you be at higher risk for title theft? \n\nThere\u2019s higher risk if you own a vacation or rental property, have high home equity, or owned a home for years. \n\nWatch for unexpected bills or foreclosure notices, mail regarding property changes, and unfamiliar credit activity. \n\nOther signs include unknown buyers or tenants showing up, and unrecognized loans or mortgages \n\nHelp protect yourself by securing personal documents, not sharing sensitive information, and using strong passwords.

ALT HEADLINE: \nhome title theft is a real and growing threat.\n\nSUBHEAD 1:\ncriminals use forged documents to transfer your property into their name without you knowing.\n\nSUBHEAD 2:\nonce they \u201Cown\u201D it on paper they can sell your home, take out loans against it and more.\n\nSUBHEAD 3:\nfraudsters steal your personal information by forging property documents and filing them in public records.\n\nSUBHEAD 4:\nhome title theft happens without warning so learn the signs to protect yourself.