With hundreds of data breaches occurring each year, it’s important to protect your digital identity
Last night a strange thing happened. I’d just finished writing an article for my other blog, the Boomer Consumer, on […]
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Check out charities before you donate on GiveBIG day
Today is GiveBIG day, a day to make donations to charities. GiveBIG began in 2011 as an idea by the
Attorneys generals intervene in lawsuit to protect retirees from dishonest financial advisors
Three attorneys general have filed a motion to intervene in Chamber of Commerce of the USA, et al. v. U.S.
Wells Fargo agrees to pay $1 billion for auto, mortgage loan violations
Photo: Laimerpramer Wells Fargo Bank reached a $1 billion settlement Friday in a coordinated action with two federal agencies for the
33 funeral homes fail to disclose price information to consumers, the FTC finds
In 33 of the 134 funeral homes visited in 11 states during 2017, the Federal Trade Commission's undercover investigators found
Barclays agrees to pay $2 billion to settle fraud charges related to the sale of mortgage securities prior to the Great Recession
Photo: Secretlondon Barclays Capital Inc. and several of its affiliates agreed Thursday to settle charges of fraudulent conduct related to
New Jersey bank and affiliate fined by FDIC over debt settlement loans
Photo: Ron Cogswell Cross River Bank, New Jersey, and an affiliated debt settlement company are being fined by the Federal
What should you do about Facebook apps?
I'm a subscriber to Consumer Reports, so I received an email on what to do about Facebook apps in light
FTC sues another telemarketer over Do Not Call violations
If a telemarketer calls you and you’re on the Do Not Call Registry, it’s usually illegal. The Federal Trade Commission