If deleting and reporting scam texts and phone calls has become part of your daily routine, there's another simple way to protect yourself from fraud -- and it may be more effective. Placing a fraud ...

Your personal information is valuable. If criminals get their hands on it, they can — among other things — open credit cards while pretending to be you. Then it's up to you to shut down ...

Most people think of financial fraud showing up as a large, unusual charge on their bank account, but it's the little ...

With identity theft cases rising nationwide, more consumers are discovering unfamiliar accounts or inquiries on their credit reports. Petroff Amshen LLP explains how to respond effectively, protect ...

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Identity theft is rampant in the United States, with millions of people affected every year. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported that consumers lost $12.5 billion due to identity theft in 2024 ...

Warning for holiday shoppers as one in four credit card users have faced fraud in past year - The study found that Gen Z is most at risk as 43 percent have experienced banking fraud, and 41 percent hi ...

Two recent incidents show how cybercriminals are quickly changing their tactics to fool even alert and well-informed people.

Debit cards are as vulnerable to theft as credit cards and offer limited fraud protection. Depending on how soon you report the fraud, you could be responsible for up to $50 in ...

Recovering money after credit card fraud can feel stressful, but the process is simpler if you act quickly. Knowing the right ...