Shred Day April 19, 2025 @ 8AM

JOIN US FOR A FREE PAPER SHREDDING DAY!

If you’re in the Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, or surrounding middle Tennessee areas and need confidential and sensitive documents shredded, we have you covered on April 19, 2025!

Proactively manage your privacy, reduce the risk of identity theft, and maintain control over your sensitive information. 

Shred your documents that contain bank, financial, identifying, or sensitive information. Some items you may want to consider shredding are credit card statements, old checks, and tax returns.

Where: Beacon Capital Management (parking lot) 751 Cool Springs Blvd, Franklin, TN 37067 

When: April 19, 2025, from 8:00 am – 11:00 am. 

Simply bring anything you would like to have shredded.

• No registration required, just show up and shred!
• Enjoy complimentary coffee, chicken biscuits, pastries, and good company. 
• Limit of 8 boxes or bags per household. 
• No need to remove paper clips or staples. 
• Bring your friends and neighbors- this is a free community event. 
• Your boxes and bags will need to be taken back with you, we cannot dispose of them. 
• PLUS- $1 per pound (up to $1,000) will be donated to Franktown Open Hearts.

We are looking forward to seeing you!

Schedule a Free Consultation with a Beacon Capital Management Financial Advisor.

Personal Identifiable Information (PII)

The following list of Personal Identifiable Information (PII) is considered sensitive because it can be used to identify, locate, or impersonate an individual.

1. Full Name
2. Social Security Number (SSN)
3. Date of Birth
4. Address (physical and mailing)
5. Phone Number
6. Email Address
7. Passport Number
8. Driver’s License Number
9. Credit Card Information (number, expiration date, CVV)
10. Bank Account Information (account number, routing number)
11. Tax Identification Number (TIN)
12. Biometric Data (fingerprints, retina scans)
13. Medical Records and Health Insurance Information
14. Vehicle Registration Plate Number
15. Employment Information (employer, job title)
16. IP Address
17. Login Credentials (username, password)
18. Financial Account Numbers (investment, loan accounts)

10 Reasons to Shred Your Sensitive Documents

1. Identity Theft Prevention: Shredding documents containing sensitive personal information, such as Social Security numbers, bank statements, and credit card statements, helps prevent identity theft.

2. Financial Security: Shredding financial documents like tax returns, credit card statements, and investment records safeguards financial information, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and fraudulent activities.

3. Protection Against Fraud: Shredding documents with personal details prevents criminals from using the information for fraudulent activities, such as opening credit accounts or obtaining loans in the individual’s name.

4. Old Insurance Documents: Shredding outdated insurance policies and related documents helps protect sensitive information and prevents misuse of insurance details.

5. Medical Records and Prescription Information: Shredding medical documents, prescription labels, and health-related information ensures the privacy of personal health details and reduces the risk of medical identity theft.

6. Expired Identification Documents: Shredding old driver’s licenses, passports, and other expired identification documents prevents potential misuse by individuals looking to use outdated personal information.

7. Home Address and Utility Bills: Shredding utility bills and other documents containing home addresses helps prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing personal information and potentially targeting the individual’s residence.

8. Travel Documents: Shredding boarding passes, travel itineraries, and other documents related to travel helps protect personal information and reduces the risk of identity theft or other security threats.

9. Protecting Personal Devices: Shredding documents containing passwords, PINs, or other login details for personal devices helps safeguard against unauthorized access and potential compromise of digital security.

10. Online Account Security: Shredding documents that may contain information used for online accounts, such as usernames and passwords, adds an extra layer of protection against cyber threats.

If your identity is stolen, these free resources can help you know how to handle a distressing situation.

Check out all of our identity theft resources for Tennessee seniors here.

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