Sometimes a person looks at his or her credit card statement and finds an unfamiliar transaction there. It could be for a significant amount of money or it could be for a small sum. Either way it should not be ignored.
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I can’t remember an item on my credit card statement. What should I do?
Retaining credit card statements
Credit card statements can often be simply thrown away or filed away. This is a mistake and they should both be read and retained.
Fraud protection measures rely on people reading their credit card statements. The largest credit card providers offer a zero liability policy which means that a card holder does not have to pay for unauthorized or fraudulent transactions as long as the card holder tells the card provider in sufficient time. This is a lot harder if it is only found out a couple of months later.
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