One reason experts urge you to monitor your credit reports is so that you can catch identity thieves who open fraudulent credit card accounts in your name. But what if a crook opens a bank account in your name instead? Perhaps the thief has plans to bounce checks or overdraw the account at your expense. That account likely would not appear on your credit reports. Instead, any black marks would…
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