A new law gives banks and credit card companies the right to sell your personal information, so be careful what you toss in the trash.
Many people quickly open their bills, save the statement and toss the rest in the trash.
But you should be careful, it's not all junk mail. It appears all that extra stuff inside the envelopes of credit card bills is extraneous. But if you toss it without reading it, you may be tossing away your right to privacy. Privacy statements could be tucked inside the bills you receive. They have to be be sent out by June 1.