Financial scams are becoming more sophisticated and personal. Learn how to recognize red flags, protect your accounts, and respond quickly if fraud occurs.

Three-quarters of American adults have experienced some form of financial fraud. Here's what to do in the first 24 hours if you fall victim to a scam.

In an attempt to limit fraud against older Colorado residents, two state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would enable ...

Businessman Henry Ikeji denies fraud allegations after an EFCC arrest. His media adviser claims mistaken identity in the ...

As fraud surges across encrypted platforms, the case for mandatory data sharing between banks, fintechs and social media ...

Kentucky's auditor will be testifying about fraud in front of a congressional subcommittee on Wednesday. Auditor Allison Ball ...

Herb Morgan has gone down a disturbing financial rabbit hole in his quest to be California’s next state controller, revealing ...

The Donald Trump administration conceded it used the wrong numbers to help launch a Medicaid fraud investigation in New York, ...

Alicante, April 13, 2026 - Facephi (BME Growth: FACE; Euronext Growth Paris: ALPHI), a global leader in digital identity verification and fraud prevention, today announced that it will release its ...

The FBI reports cryptocurrency scams accounted for over $11 billion in losses in 2025, making up more than half of all ...

A new AARP report has found that an estimated 38 percent of American adults (about 103 million people) have had money stolen ...

DETROIT – New statistics from the FBI revealed that Michiganders lost $210,230,468 in cryptocurrency scams last year. The ...