and yr personal inormation is not just at risk in the docts office.vate in the we nt out and asked people a sile question: w old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a scker and had th show us. we learned lot of us ve known someone who's liv well into their 90s. and that's a gat thing. but even though we're living longer, onehing that hasn changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ t question is howo you ke sure you have the money u need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >> froour fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. gerri: welcome back cle sam and privacy concerns much amongst ournation's rkers. how fe is your information when you are doing busines outside of the office. good tosee you, thank you for coming on the show tonight. you have some interesting examples on how tisioomation has gott him into the blicc3 into the aketpla that never was supposed to be there. what happed? >> is a growing concern for many companies. we operate the world world's largest flly servic docket spacand we hear the stories that come

how much inormation do you ha and not shared with them?oing to copy what you do because you're the smartest guy out there. >> well, that's over generous of you, but it's interesing. i'll look. if i rememr correctly, i'm relatively cautious. don't pt my telephone number ormy social seurity number. i lt a public use on facebook see little anddon't et my friends, you now, the frien on facebook see mh either. i'm comfortable with, you kno, who my favorite sports team is or where i grew up,but i don't want them to know my birthday, my telephone number, my child niece name, that hing. melissa: couldn't agree more. when a site sks too many questions, i say forget it. it's not worth it. i don't wan to tell tha much information. there's certain amount you have to et out to get business done, but like you said, when it comes to your phone number, mae there's a stndard bank, that's the phone number onlinea couple digits off rom what it is, bu that'sa good policy. go ahead, the last word. >> yeah, if you want to use the services, you really are at t m