Here’s what to do when the card number or expiration date changes on your credit card or check card:

• Activate your new card as soon as you get it in the mail.
• Update your new information with all merchants that bill your card automatically. Common recurring transactions are listed below. Review your statements to identify any others.
  • Household and Business Expenses
  • Gas/Water/Electric/Garbage
  • TV/Cable/Internet
  • Home/Cell Phone
  • Car Insurance
  • Rent
  • Internet Checkout Services
  • Amazon.com®/iTunes®/Google Checkout®¹
  • Online Retail Stores/Clubs
  • Metro/Bus/Toll Booth EZ Passes
  • Services and Subscriptions
  • Gym Memberships
  • School Tuition/ Food Programs
  • Newspaper/Magazine Subscriptions
  • Pharmacy Prescriptions
  • Make payments as usual to the statement showing your old credit card number. The system will credit your account appropriately, and your next statement will reflect the new number.
  • Destroy any remaining credit or check cards with the old card number or expiration date.
  • Destroy all convenience checks with your old credit card number.