1. Introducing
The Perfect
Employee Benefit!
Harvard Risk Management Corporation™
offers the most comprehensive identity theft
protection plan available today! • On average 27,000 people EVERY DAY
fall victim to identity theft.
You can now offer THE BEST identity theft
• There are FIVE major areas of identity
protection to your employees.
theft: credit, drivers license, employ-
ment, medical, and criminal/character.
• The average identity theft victim spends
over 600 hours in the process of identity
restoration. Most of these hours are
daytime hours while on the job.
1. Credit Analysis • Most identity theft plans offer little or
no restoration benefit. A packet of “how
A member and their spouse receives a copy of their
to restore your own identity“ is not con-
Experian credit report including their credit score sidered restoration.
and a detailed explanation of the report. • Kroll Fraud Solutions Group™, has a
team of over 3700 employees, and over
2. Continuous Credit Monitoring 80 offices world wide. They offer com-
plete identity restoration for your em-
Kroll will monitor the member’s credit file and im-
ployees, keeping them focused on their
mediately notify them of suspicious activity, includ- job.
ing address changes, new accounts, inquiries and • The Identity Theft Shield™ is only
public records. This includes a monthly notification if $12.95 a month which covers both a
“no activity” is reported. member and their spouse.
• Payroll deduction is available for quali-
3. Identity Restoration fying groups.
• Enrollment fee is waived for all
When a member’s identity has been stolen a team of
employees.
investigators with the Fraud Solutions Group, a divi-
• Online enrollment is available.
sion of Kroll, will assist the member in restoring their
• Call a risk management consultant to-
name and credit. This includes restoration services day for a complete benefit proposal!
in ALL five areas of identity theft.
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*See membership guide for complete details of coverage
Specializing in Identity Theft Protection
Published by Harvard Risk Management Corporation™ © 2007