Staff report American 1 Credit Union offers annual free Community Shred Days for individuals and small businesses to shred their confidential documents in a safe setting. The Hillsdale Shred Day is 10 a.m.-noon Saturday at the American 1 Hillsdale Branch, 3192 W Carleton Road. “In this day and age, scams, fraud, and identity theft are incredibly prevalent,” said Angela Hadley, VP of Risk for American 1. “Our team works tirelessly each day to educate our community on ways to protect themselves, and shred days are a great, secure opportunity to discard documents that could lead to identity theft.” Free shred days are an opportunity to safely and securely destroy personal documents that include important and private information you would never want anyone to have. American 1 uses reputable shred companies to bring a shredding truck on-site to shred day and shred your documents before you leave. The shred companies properly dispose of shred material and recycle the material in a secure process, so no personal information is vulnerable.
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