Read the article and match the headings to the paragraphs \(A—F\).

Managing your money safely
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A Banking today is a lot more sophisticated than it once was. Unfortunately, the criminals who spend their lives trying to steal our money have also become smarter. In the past, all we had to do to protect ourselves from theft was to look after our wallets and purses and keep our doors locked. But these days, criminals can try and steal from us 24 hours a day, seven days a week, whether we are out shopping or sitting in front of our laptops at home. But don’t worry, there are a few simple things you can do to stay safe and protect yourself from financial crime.
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B These days, cash is much less common than it was, but it’s still important, and many of us use ATMs regularly. Thieves can use a number of techniques to try and steal your money while you’re using an ATM and before it’s even in your hands. One way is by installing a ‘skimmer’ to an ATM. This is a small device that reads the details on your card as you put it into the machine. Criminals then use the information to copy your card. Before you use a machine, look out for anything unusual attached to it and if you think something looks suspicious, walk away. A skimmer may also be used together with a tiny camera placed on the machine to try and read your PIN code as you enter it, so make sure you cover the keypad with your other hand or a wallet as you enter the number. Sometimes the simplest solutions are the most effective.
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C We need to be even more careful when we pay with a contactless debit or credit card. The most important thing to remember is to make sure you can see your card at all times. In a café or restaurant, never let the waiter take your card away from the table to pay the bill. In fact, the best advice is to treat your card like your wallet and keep it with you at all times.
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D It’s also vital to shop smart when you’re online. So, when you think you’ve got a bargain and are about to enter your payment details, have a look at the address bar in your browser. Is the address for the company you think it is? Can you see a lock symbol or ‘https’ at the start of the address? If not, it might not be a safe site to use.
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E It’s also a good idea to avoid using open wi-fi networks in cafés, libraries or other public spaces to do your Internet shopping. These are unsecured, and anyone can be on the network viewing your online activities. As far as I’m concerned, the best place to do your shopping is at home.
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F Finally, beware of links that people email you or that appear on your social media that offer massive discounts and stupid prices. They may not be what they seem. Never give your bank account details or card number to anyone you don’t know or trust, and never, ever pay in advance for a prize, a loan, or a job. And finally, if someone emails you asking you to look after a few million dollars for them in your bank account, you should click the delete and block button pretty quickly.