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Community Calendar
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2/26/2008
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Colleen Minster, Customer Service Representatives at Cleveland State Bank, received the Personal Economics Program (PEP) “Banker of the Year Award” from the Wisconsin Bankers Association. This award is given to the person who shows the highest dedication to financial education throughout the year.
Colleen, along with Cynthia Roeck, also received “Certificates of Excellence”. These distinguished awards recognize individuals who share their financial knowledge and contribute to the financial literacy growth of their community through financial education presentations.
If your school or organization would like to schedule a free financial education presentation, please contact Cynthia at our Cleveland office, (920) 693-8256, or Colleen at our Howards Grove office, (920) 565-6000.
*If you have a community event you would like to see listed on our "Community Calendar", please contact Marilyn via e-mail - mstenske@bankatcsb.com - or call 920-693-8256
UPDATED 2/26/2008
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Lakeshore Cruisers 2008 Schedule - MORE TO COME!
Barefoot in the Park - Wednesday, June 18 ,2008
A Fireside Christmas - Thursday, December 4, 2008
Go to "Lakeshore Cruisers" page on our website for more information on upcoming events!
Call Ellen Pahmeier at (920) 693-8256 for and find out more about Lakeshore Cruisers Certificates.
UPDATED 2/26/2008
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For Your Information
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2/16/2008
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Identity Theft Quiz
After taking the quiz, add your score. If it's 100 points or more, you are at high rish for identity theft. If your score is 50-100 points, you're at average risk, but your risk is higher if you have good credit. If your credit score is 0-50 points, you have low risk of being a victim of identity theft.
1) I receive several offers of pre-approved credit every week. (5 points) Add another 5 points if you don't shred them.
2) I carry my Social Security card in my wallet. (10 points)
3) My driver's license has my Social Security number on it. (10 points)
4) I don't have a post office box or a locked, secured mailbox. (5 points)
5) I use an unlocked, open box at work or at home to mail my bils. (10 points)
6) I carry my military ID in my wallet at all times. (10 points)
7) I provide my Social Security number whenever asked, without asking questions about how that information will be safeguarded. (10 points) Add 5 points if you provide your number orally without checking to see who might be listening.
8) I'm required to use my Social Security number at work as an employee ID or at school as a student ID number. (5 points)
9) My Social Security number is printed on various documents frequently seen in the workplace, such as on time cards. (10 points)
10) I have my Social Security number and/or driver's license number printed on my personal checks. (10 points)
11) I carry my insurance card in my wallet, and either my Social Security number or that of my spouse is on that card. (10 points)
12) I haven't ordered a copy of my credit report for at least two years. (20 points)
13) I don't protect my discarded personal, credit, and financial information from thieves by shredding them prior to putting them in the trash. (10 points)
Good Luck!
If you are at a high risk for identity theft, please protect yourself and change some of your old habits. It may take some extra time, but will be worth it if you can save yourself from being a victim.
UPDATED 2/26/2008
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