When we hear the phrase “identity theft” we often visualize a stranger tapping into the internet to steal the personal information of others from websites, computers, and smartphones.
READ MOREAs the Federal Reserve encourages lending, it seems banks are making it harder for people to gain access to credit, even during a pandemic when demand for borrowing is low.
READ MOREDespite high struggles in the last two years, interestingly enough, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the overall level of credit card debt plunging.
READ MOREErrors on credit reports that go uncorrected can negatively impact consumers in many ways. For instance, consumer credit reports are essential to securing a loan for major purchases, such as a home or a car.
READ MOREIdentity theft is a serious problem for adults, but criminals are also increasingly targeting children and teenagers.
READ MOREEmployment scams are not new by a long shot, as they are one of the most common types of fraud.
READ MOREIn the wake of the pandemic, 75% of Americans say they “plan to take financial action after the pandemic ends,” according to a recent survey commissioned by NerdWallet and conducted by The Harris Poll.
READ MOREDespite many beginning to return to work as states reopen, millions of people have lost their livelihoods. As a result, these Americans worry about what the future will bring.
READ MOREIdentity theft continues to be one of the most pressing issues facing consumers throughout the United States.
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