health issues? HEALTH ISSUES??? how in the hell does the bank know about their health issues???
Posted on 02/08/2014 5:31:13 PM PST by dynachrome
Barclays Bank is reeling from an unprecedented security breach after thousands of confidential customer files were stolen and sold on to rogue City traders.
In the worst case of data loss from a British High Street bank, highly sensitive information, including customers’ earnings, savings, mortgages, health issues and insurance policies, ended up in the hands of unscrupulous brokers.
The data ‘gold mine’ - also containing passport and national insurance numbers - is worth millions on the black market because it allowed unsuspecting individuals to be targeted in investment scams.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Wonder how safe my info is?
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health issues? HEALTH ISSUES??? how in the hell does the bank know about their health issues???
Eternal vigilance. Checking your bank balances and credit card transactions and balances is probably a wise action to take.
Outrageous and unconscionable.
It is probably private banking. If you’re doing estate planning with a considerable family fortune, your planner is likely to want to know how long you expect to live.
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We’ll all be taking the high tech colonic soon.
ahhh... i guess actuarial tables are a thing of the past
More banking suicides in the future.
Actuarial tables became a thing of the past as soon as
we came under the insurance guise of ObummerCare
because the only way to level the field is to give all your identity, health care issues and money to others
until we run out of other peoples money , and identity , and we call that Communism !
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