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Credit card debt is very widespread. Here are several warning signs that indicate you’ll need to change your spending habits.

Scammers often pretend to be a loved one who’s in trouble and asking for money to deal with an emergency. Here's how to spot trouble.

Fraudsters grow more sophisticated in their attacks, targeting multiple people with the same scam and repeating anything that works.

An important way to prevent data theft and other forms of online financial fraud is knowing what and what not to do.

With jobs that require professional help on your house, beware of how scammers could target you.

With all the apps we use, how are we to safely remember all the different passwords we’re supposed to have?

In part 1, we brought you part of an article detailing identity theft risks. Part 2 gets even more in-depth, helping you to avoid being a victim.

We’re spotlighting information about how women can get on solid financial ground if credit is an issue.

As any of its victims would likely tell you, identity theft is a nightmare. Here are some risks you might not know about.

If you’ve been contacted by a recruiter offering a job that sounds too good to be true, it just might be. Here’s what to watch out for.

Being smart about credit, debt and borrowing is a key part of overall financial health. Here are some lessons one family learned.

When considering a significant purchase, the destination is within reach when you steer through the five financial steps included here.

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