With increasing news reports about data breaches, it's important to take precautions to protect your identity. Here are six steps you should take now to keep your personal information safe:
The three-letter message on the caller ID strikes fear in any American’s heart: IRS. You pick up the phone, nervously, to hear a somber voice with an unsettling message.
“This is the IRS,’’ the..
Information breaches are becoming the norm rather than the exception these days. Equifax. Yahoo. Verizon. Facebook.
The list goes on, yet most people don’t change how they live in and use the..
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Have you ever seen a post in your Facebook feed that just seemed… sketchy?
That was your internal scam sense telling you to keep scrolling. Overall, Facebook is a secure place to share information..
Like bad house guests, scams come and go – leaving us hoping that they don’t return for another visit. But they do, sometimes altering their appearance a little. As scammers perfect their methods..
My son is not renting his Boston condo, though you may see it listed for rent on Craigslist. Yesterday, an astute woman searching for an apartment in the city spotted the scam ad and contacted my..
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