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

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 ...

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 ...

Last year, there were over 1 million reports of identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission. And we're on pace ...

Noticing an unfamiliar charge on your credit card statement or getting an unexpected fraud alert from your bank can instantly set off alarm bells. If you’re feeling anxious or confused about what to ...

A credit freeze helps safeguard your financial identity by blocking unauthorised access to your credit report, reducing fraud ...

Answer: Report the crime to your local police and file an identity theft complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at ...

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The three major credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — keep track of your credit score and financial history. Ideally, you can pull your credit report every year for free through ...

One Kansas organization is wrapping up its launch of a statewide campaign aimed at spreading awareness about the growing ...