Not everyone agrees on what we should and shouldn't carry, but it's wise to be cautious.
As technology gets more advanced, so do the crooks who are trying to take advantage of it. And, in turn, us.
49 businesses were cited after undercover probe.
'Luxury squatters' take over vacant houses and declare themselves owners. In Seattle, one family moved into a $3.3 million place.
A new program will enlist the help of medical professionals to identify seniors who are most vulnerable. But we can all help.
You can be assured that the 'investor' has no intention of paying your lender a dime.
Nearly 1,000 complaints have been submitted to the Texas Attorney General's Office and the Better Business Bureau.
Gangs of thieves stage accidents, fake injuries and then collect millions in fraudulent insurance claims.
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