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Click the File tab and then click Info in the left pane. Click Protect Document and choose Restrict Editing from the dropdown (Figure C). Word will return to the document and display the editing options in the Restrict Editing pane. Check the second option and choose No Changes (Read Only) from the dropdown (Figure D).

Will a credit freeze prevent home title theft? Probably not. Your credit file and your home's title are two completely separate things. However, a credit freeze is worthwhile because it makes it more difficult for fraudsters to open loans in your name.

Get Title Insurance Conversely, homeowners title insurance protects you after buying a home. If unforeseen liens or financial claims come against your home, your policy will pay for legal fees and defend your right to stay in your home. This protection includes fending off fraudulent claims against your homeownership.

These services do not actually ?lock? your title to prevent fraudulent deed transfers. Do you need this service to protect your home from property thieves? The answer is no.

Yes, fraudsters could target your home title and try to transfer it into their name. This is also called deed fraud, and while it rarely happens, it's still worth protecting yourself against this and other types of identity theft.

Locking parts of your Microsoft Word document Click the Review tab. Select Protect and click Restrict Editing thereafter. Go to the Restrict Editing task pane now displayed on the right, tick Allow only this type of editing in the document and select No changes from the list of options provided.

Assign a password to a template Open the template that you want to assign a password to. On the Review tab, in the Protect group, click Restrict Editing. Under Start enforcement, click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. Type a password in the Enter new password (optional) box, and then confirm the password.