The risk of credit card fraud doesn’t end when or where you swipe your card. Any business that stores your credit card number could experience a data breach in which a hacker attains access to your ...

You should report fraud to the FTC and FBI even if you didn't lose money. You'll be a good samaritan if you do. Danni Santana spent nine years as an editor and business journalist covering industries ...

Imagine receiving a notification about suspicious charges on a credit card you haven’t even received yet. How could that happen? While it sounds surprising and unsettling, it's increasingly common due ...

The risk of swiping your credit card still remains high. Stay vigilant in protecting your information if you use your card at ...

Here are the steps to freezing your credit online with the three credit bureaus: On your account homepage, navigate to ...

Scammers are constantly targeting your hard-earned money, making it crucial to not only save but also actively protect your finances. In 2024, WalletHub reports there was $275 million in credit card ...

Credit card fraud is the most common form of identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The four major credit card networks — Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover — ...

Identity fraud is escalating, with fraudsters opening loans and credit cards in your name using your PAN and personal details ...