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|Articles|November 11, 2009
Red Flags enforcement delayed again
The Red Flags identity theft rule enforcement has been delayed once again - for the fourth time - until June 1, 2010.
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The Red Flags identity theft rule enforcement has been delayed
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The Red Flags rule requires entities considered creditors, which includes most medical practices, to develop policies for preventing, identifying, and responding to identity theft. For much more on the rule, check out our resource page.
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