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Your smartphone is simply a tiny computer, so you should be just as vigilant with its security as you would a computer. Here are 8 tips to help keep your phone secure.

Learn from these security tips, and real customer experiences to prevent fraudsters from gaining access to your financial information. 

Taking some basic financial precautions prior to your trip will help you to reduce stress and make for a more enjoyable and safe vacation.

Having your identity or financial info stolen is sure to put a damper on your vacation. Here are 7 tips to help keep your devices as secure as possible while traveling.

Help prevent elder financial abuse by taking note of these common scams targeting older Americans.

Smart homes can enhance our lives with more convenience and accessibility, but it’s important not to let convenience come at the expense of your privacy and safety.

You may want to think twice before filling out that social media survey with questions like, "Who was your first best friend?" or "What was the first car you ever drove?"

While using social media outlets it is important to never let your guard down to avoid the possibility of your privacy being invaded.

Extra precautions such as security freezes and fraud alerts can help protect your finances and identity while conducting everyday business online. 

Following these security tips on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, will help you remain protected while searching for those holiday deals.

In recognition of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, we review some common phishing scams used to lure victims into revealing their sensitive information.

Avoid getting ripped off by fake checks. Here are some tips to help protect you from this type of scam.

A new credit freeze law will become effective September 21, 2018, allowing you to freeze and unfreeze your credit reports for free.

Whether it’s the Equifax security breach or any others that come down the line, the key to protecting yourself is to be constantly vigilant.

Renting a safe deposit box might be a safer option than storing your valuables at home.

Beware of public computers and Wi-Fi networks in libraries, hotels, or coffee shops. They could allow cyber thieves to steal your personal and financial information.

It’s tax time, and crooks are trying to steal hard-earned tax refunds from unsuspecting victims. Here are some tips to protect your money and identity this tax season.

Online banking makes our lives a lot easier, but it can also make cyber thieves’ lives easy as well. To protect your online accounts, consider these security tips.