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When you finalize the purchase of a home, your information becomes public record—and on comes the junk mail. The good news is there are ways to spot (and stop) mortgage junk mail.
With so much information floating around in cyberspace, it's more important than ever to set up personal firewalls against potential fraud and identity theft.
Rather than recycling familiar usernames and passwords over and over, try these tips for securing your information with hard-to-guess phrases.
Identity theft is on the rise. Follow these protective measures to prevent yourself from becoming the next victim.
It’s natural to act quickly when you find a good deal—especially when you’ve been searching for the perfect gift. That's why scammers step up their game during the holidays.
Millions of Americans filed for unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, con artists were ready with their fraudulent scams.
Tax season fraud and malware campaigns have a seemingly endless number of ploys. Many are designed to steal financial information or infect machines with malware.
Americans will use many forms of payment for their holiday shopping needs. All the more reason to exercise caution during this buying frenzy.
Keep your personal information safe by using different passwords, examining links before clicking them, and following other helpful tips.
Young people's familiarity with technology—specifically, social media—can create a false sense of security when they are targeted by online scams.