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Identity Theft

How Does Identity Theft Happen? (and How To Avoid It)

Fraudsters have more ways than ever to steal your identity. But by learning their scams, you can help keep your identity, finances, and family safe.

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March 28, 2024
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Family Safety

How To Block Apps on iPhones: What Parents Need To Know

Knowing how to block apps on iPhones is crucial to shielding kids from online threats such as smartphone addictions, scams, and cyberbullying.

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March 25, 2024
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Internet Security

How To Quickly Identify Phishing Emails (13 Red Flags)

Clicking on links or responding to phishing emails can put you at risk of identity theft, hacking, or fraud. Check for these red flags before you react.

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March 21, 2024
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Credit & Finance

Here’s How You Can Prevent Credit Card Cloning

Cloned cards are fraudulent copies of real credit or debit cards. Hacked POS terminals and skimmers can both easily give away card information.

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March 20, 2024
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Fraud

Extortion Scams: What To Know & How To Protect Yourself

Extortion is a crime recognized by both state and federal laws. If you or someone you know has been extorted, follow these steps to minimize damage.

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March 18, 2024
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Credit & Finance

Hacked Debit Card? 9 Ways To Protect Your Money

Most often, thieves “hack” debit cards with skimmers on POS terminals. Keeping a close eye on card statements, using contactless payments can help.

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March 18, 2024

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