Risk level: low. Can you change it: no. Found in 1 breaches in this directory.
Monthly or yearly expenses you reported, such as rent or mortgage repayments, utility bills, childcare, groceries and transport, usually from loan applications, budgeting tools and financial surveys.
Low risk on its own. Expense figures cannot be spent and do not identify you. They do paint a picture of your household budget that most people keep private.
Next to your income and contact details, they show how stretched you might be. That makes you a target for debt relief scams, payday lending and fake government support payments. Alongside loan application data, they also help a fraudster fill in credit applications that look consistent.
It is private, but low risk on its own. It becomes more useful to criminals alongside income and identity details.
Financial profile data is traded to lead generators. Hang up, and find free financial counselling yourself if you need help.
Only if identity details leaked with it. Otherwise stay sceptical of money offers and change the account password.
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