Identity theft protection and digital privacy shouldn't break the bank — this Norton LifeLock Advanced deal secures your identity for less

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Right now, Norton LifeLock Advanced identity theft protection has a $40 discount.

For just over $17 per month, you can secure your identity against theft and protect your personal privacy with the included privacy protection suite. Alongside the Advanced plan, I'm also seeing discounts on the Core and Total protection plans - you can see all offers by clicking here.

As far as identity theft protection goes, Norton LifeLock Advanced offers $1.05 million in reimbursement in the event your identity is stolen, with 24/7 access to advise and customer support, making it an excellent deal.

Today's top Norton LifeLock deal

If you are among the millions of Americans worried about identity theft, this deal will help put your mind at ease. Norton LifeLock Advanced helps get your life back on track in the event of identity theft with up to $1.2 million in reimbursement, alongside tools to keep your card and finances secure against hackers and fraudsters.

Compared to the Core package, you'll enjoy added benefits such as $5,000 in Scam Reimbursement, fraud alerts across five credit, checking, and savings accounts, alerts on your utility accounts, and 3 bureau annual credit reporting.

This LifeLock deal can help to secure your identity for just $16.67 per month for the first year, before auto-renewing at standard price - but you can cancel at any time. There is also a 60-day money back guarantee.

Take a look at our full guide to the best identity theft protection

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