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	Life Has Risk, M&M Offers Security Insurance is designed to reduce the impact of unexpected events by providing safety and security for your home and business. Our trained insurance specialists will develop and program to meet your unique needs and budget. We will compare products from the top insurance providers in the country on your behalf. When you Insure Your Future with M&M Associates you will be covered with what fits your needs at a price you can trust.


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	The M&M Team has more than 20 average years of experience in the industry, giving you the best service in Kansas. We Insure the Future of over one billion dollars in property across Kansas. M&M Insurance

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	The Dangers of Identity Theft
While "identity theft" may seem like a trendy new, crime category, the truth is the opposite. ID theft is another form of fraud that has been around for as long as there have been dishonest people. It is shining under a media spotlight because technology has recently opened many more opportunities for this sort of crime. Credit cards, funds transfer cards, ATMs, and the Internet have all combined to make identity theft a major problem for individuals and businesses. ID theft is a general term that describes any dishonest and unauthorized use of private information. In the past the term rightfully described forgery or passing oneself off as another person to trick someone out of a payment or property. Today, consider it as any act where an unauthorized party secures goods, services, or other financial benefits by the fraudulent use of another person? s confidential information. The favorite piece of information is a social security number. This information has routinely been used for so many reasons that it can unlock many doors to other private information such as driver? s history, credit information, bank accounts, loan information, credit cards, occupational history, military records, mortgage information, investment accounts and so on. Having this critical bit of information can allow a criminal to use another party? s accounts, secure loans, charge a host of goods or services; the list is only limited by the criminal? s resources and imagination. A complication of ID Theft is that it is a by-product of modern commercial life. Lenders, retailers, supermarkets, gas stations, airlines, travel clubs and everyone else has elevated charge accounts into the premiere way to do business; either live or electronically. This "ease" comes at great cost. As naïve as it sounds, business still operates on the assumption that everyone is honest. Few businesses have adequate safeguards to protect the information they collect on customers. Many businesses commonly mail out charge cards and other solicitations that include private account information. Further, since businesses are often embarrassed that information has been stolen or compromised by hackers, many businesses keep such invasions secret or substantially delay reporting incidents to authorities and to their customers. In light of business practices and attitudes, it is basically up to the individual consumer to guard against ID theft. Please read our disclaimer Many states have special mandated coverage forms and endorsements that broaden or limit the coverages described in these information pieces. We do not address these individual state mandated forms. Not all companies will sell the policies described in these information pieces. Please consult policy(s) for definitions and limitations. The terms of these information pieces do not represent contract terms. Insurance policies are subject to company underwriting practices.

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