Consumers also have backup information in the form of transaction receipts and periodic statements on deposit, investment or loan accounts. It is always a good idea to maintain proper banking records and in preparing for the year 2000, there is no need to retain more than the usual types of documentation. These plans identify pre-defined solutions to handle many potential business disruptions and are being updated to prepare for an orderly transition into the year 2000 for bank customers. Consider checking with the manufacturers of your computer and software applications and ask them about their ability to handle the century change. Some of the areas you may want to review include your computer systems, equipment and vendors which provide a service to your business.
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