CU of New Jersey Adds I.D. TheftService

August 17, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

EWING, N.J. - (08/17/05) Credit Union of New Jersey hasbecome the latest credit union to offer its members comprehensiveidentity theft prevention and resolution service through IdentityTheft 911. The service offers members education, alerts and apersonal advocate to help navigate the resolution process withcredit bureaus and billers. At least a dozen credit unions havesigned on to the service so far this year.

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