A credit card opened in your name can hurt your score fast. Here's how it happens and what actually protects you.

If deleting and reporting scam texts and phone calls has become part of your daily routine, there's another simple way to protect yourself from fraud -- and it may be more effective. Placing a fraud ...

Oof, I'm sorry to hear that. If your ex applied for a credit card in your name without your permission, that is technically identity theft. There are a few steps you can take to get your credit back ...

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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 ...

With so many purchases during the holiday season, it can be easy to miss a fraudulent credit card charge or two, especially if it appears to be from a charity. Keep a close eye on your credit card ...

If you’re watching the headlines, it’s tempting to assume business credit card fraud is only a big-company problem. In reality, it’s also a growing threat for startups, small businesses, and even ...

Imagine your credit card being used for purchases, but without any alerts on your phone or suspicious activity on your banking app. A new scam known as Ghost Tap fraud is taking credit card theft to a ...

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / July 22, 2025 / A failed attempt to steal your identity may feel like a relief-but legally and financially, your information is still at risk. Whether the fraud ...