Stronger logins can help protect your financial life. Deanne Rosso and Clarke Holt cover the top steps to make your accounts more secure, including better passwords and multi-factor authentication.

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Want a simple way to make your accounts more secure? Let's talk logins today on Elevate Wealth. Hey there, I'm Deanne Rosso with Elevate Wealth Advisory, and I'm here again today with Clarke Holt. Welcome Clarke. Thank you for joining me. So Clarke, as we know, wealth planning isn't just about growing your money, it's also about protecting it. And part of protecting your money is protecting your online identity and protecting your login and things. So what do you think is the number one thing that people can do to make their login safe? Great question. So use very strong, very unique passwords. Also use a multifactor authentication. That really can help as well. And then if you want to use a password manager, that can be beneficial as well, so you don't have to keep up with all your passwords. Yeah. So what do you think is better? Like SMS text messaging or an authentication app? An authentication app typically is more secure than texting. So if that's available, that's the way to go for sure. Yeah. Yeah. So oftentimes I think also those authenticator apps have like backup codes. So keeping those...Yep...housed somewhere safe in a separate location. Exactly. Also a good idea. And if a company offers it obviously, you know, you want to use that, you want to sign up for that multifactor authentication. Definitely. Definitely. Well thank you Clarke. Um, it's really scary. I mean, if someone gets in into your email account, there's so much information that can be accessed just by being able to access your email and authentication things, and security codes really help keep those things safe. So, having those strong login habits is really helpful. Doing it every time, having your multiffactor apps, having your password portal and keeping those passwords safe because this is just like another step in risk management. We often think about things like insurance and things like that as far as risk management, but protecting your financial online identity is also another step in risk management. So, thanks for joining me today, Clarke. Absolutely. And if you need help figuring out which authenticator app is best for you or which password portal, or how you use those things to help protect your financial identity online, feel free to reach out to us. You can visit us at elevate-wealth.com and click "Let's talk." Thanks so much and we'll see you next time.