Lying about money is the American way, as evidenced by these survey findings.
Two new rules are meant to help your broker identify and block fraud and scams that can drain your assets.
Tax scams involving fraudulent tax refunds aren't new. But this devious new twist can outwit IRS safeguards.
Not too far from our Bottom Line offices, a woman in her late 70s walked into a local bank branch.…
Thieves impersonating real-estate title companies are scamming home buyers out of their entire down payments.
Hackers are hijacking smartphone numbers as a way to gain control of financial and social media accounts.
Can you sue a company that exposes personal information in a massive data breach? Possibly, but don’t expect a windfall even if the suit is successful.
In this video, Scott Travers, gold and rare coin expert and author, discusses coin-collecting scams and what to be aware of when purchasing from a dealer.
Don’t place security freezes on your credit reports until after you sign up for credit monitoring. Here’s why...
If an ID thief has opened a credit card in your name, you will have to take quick steps to stop this fraud.
More and more of your financial life happens right on your smartphone—and not just buying stuff on Amazon and elsewhere.…
Scammers are offering to help people donate unused frequent-flier miles or hotel rewards points to charity. The scammer's e-mail or…
Don’t assume that the risk of having your identity stolen lasts only as long as you are alive. More than…
In this video, Bottom Line Inc President Sarah Hiner introduces cybersecurity expert Adam Levin. Mr. Levin, chairman and founder of…