How to avoid being scammed buying tickets to the March Madness games
The NCAA Basketball Tournament starts this week, and Denver will host four of the first-round games at Ball Arena on Thursday ...
How to Spot and Avoid Real Estate Scams in 2025
Scams are becoming increasingly difficult to avoid, with identity theft remaining the most common form of fraud. However, real estate fraud is on the rise, posing a significant threat to homebuyers ...
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Cyber scams alert: Tweak these 4 phone settings for maximum security
Cyber fraud is on the rise, with accounts being emptied and phones hacked without our knowledge. Change these 4 settings immediately to keep your private data and bank accounts safe! People aware of ...
The sneaky E-Z Pass toll scam you need to watch out for
The Ohio Turnpike issued a warning on YouTube about EZ Pass fraud in March. The scammers have reportedly used AI to change ...
Scams In The Digital Era: How Technology Is Changing Fraud
Though digital fraud continues to grow more complex, by harnessing the power of AI, fostering collaboration across industries and staying vigilant, we’re making progress.
Does a doctor really need my Social Security number? Here's how to not give up your data
Data breaches have delivered so much information to the dark web, protecting your identity might feel hopeless. But it's still a good idea.
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Money blog: 'Common error' could leave thousands of women out of pocket in their pensions during maternity leave - without realising
Mann said she acted aggressively because she felt that the usual signals from policymakers and economic data were being overshadowed by influences from other countries, especially the US.
EBT 'skimming' scams are on the rise. Here's how you can protect your information.
Before she left for grocery shopping, she checked her EBT card balance and noticed someone made multiple purchases in other states. She immediately contacted authorities about the ...
Distracted, tired or stressed? You may be more likely to fall for a scam.
If our brain needs more time to assess truth than it does falsehoods, then any scam that pushes us to make quick decisions is particularly dangerous. Creating a sense of urgency, Cooper says, is a ...