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In your everyday life, you’re likely to come across free public Wi-Fi “hotspots”. They can be handy, but these public networks can also be a major security risk.

As students and their families wade through their financial options, unfortunately there are quite a few scams that target the college-bound.

It’s that time of year, tax time. It’s also a great time to get up to speed on tax-related scams. While identity thieves are best known for maxing out credit cards, they have other schemes too. Here are two ways tax scammers might target you.

The possibility of having your personal financial data stolen is enough of a burden. You shouldn’t have to worry about who is going to clean up the mess.

If you experience a pattern of lost mail or particularly sensitive correspondence has mysteriously gone missing, err on the side of caution and take protective actions.

Cybersecurity experts continually identify the use of strong, unique passwords as one of their top recommendations.

Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) provide a quick and convenient way to withdraw money from your account. Unfortunately, the popularity of ATMs may also attract thieves.