Consumers Mostly Complain About Credit Cards To New Agency
The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has received about 12,000 complaints over the past six months from consumers who had problems with their ...
The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has received about 12,000 complaints over the past six months from consumers who had problems with their ...
AP | ALAN FRAM | Posted 01.31.2012 | Technology
WASHINGTON — The federal government has swooped down on 105 people in 23 states in the past week as part of a nationwide crackdown on identity t...
Adam Levin | Posted 01.24.2012 | Politics
While we contemplate the gargantuan battle of the content vs. technology worlds, we must not forget an equally serious, actually even more serious example of online piracy.
Posted 01.19.2012 | Impact
Julie Chambers' heartbreaking experience of losing her 2-year-old daughter was made worse in an unimaginable way. The mother from northeastern Engl...
Abcnews.go.com | Mary Bruce | Posted 01.07.2012 | High School
A Georgia teenager is facing felony charges after investigators say he unknowingly stole the Social Security number of a senior White House official a...
Robert Siciliano | Posted 01.05.2012 | Technology
As technology evolves and our use of the Internet and mobile devices becomes more complex, cybercriminals are also evolving and honing their skills with new types of attacks.
HuffingtonPost.com | Gerry Smith | Posted 12.23.2011 | Technology
"Burdened Beginnings" is a series examining the problem of child identity theft. Other stories in the series can be found here. When Jennifer Andru...
Time | Posted 12.21.2011 | Fifty
Baby boomers are still looking out for their parents, even as they have fallen into the crosshairs of financial con artists themselves. It's a bona fi...
Posted 12.18.2011 | Impact
A bunch of hardened gangbangers have gone from hustling on the street corner to hustling Wall Street. Thugs from gangs such as the Crips and Bloods...
AP | Posted 12.15.2011 | Black Voices
NEW YORK -- Authorities say a daughter of Malcolm X is being held without bail after violating terms of her probation. According to the New York Post...
Jason Alderman | Posted 12.15.2011 | Business
You may not know it, but millions of Americans are owed money from long-forgotten government payments, stock sales, bank accounts and other lost accounts.
HuffingtonPost.com | Gerry Smith | Posted 12.23.2011 | Technology
"Burdened Beginnings" is a series examining the problem of child identity theft. Other stories in the series can be found here. In El Paso, Texas, ...
Posted 12.07.2011 | Denver
Cannon Tubb, a 31-year-old nurse that is accused of stealing the identities of hospital patients in Adams County, will not see prison time despite pro...
HuffingtonPost.com | Gerry Smith | Posted 12.23.2011 | Technology
"Burdened Beginnings" is a series examining the problem of child identity theft. Other stories in the series can be found here. SAN DIEGO -- After ...
Jonathan Agin | Posted 02.01.2012 | Impact
This type of identity theft, is estimated to cost the federal government upwards of $1.2 billion annually. So, does this "crime" matter and require prosecution? "Without question," is my response.
Maria Lin | Posted 01.30.2012 | Business
One thousand wallets and purses are stolen every two minutes in America. So before you leave the house, read this list of what NOT to keep in your wallet.
Curtis Arnold | Posted 01.22.2012 | Business
Critics and watchdogs of the consumer lending industry warn that even a low-risk credit card opens the door to credit abuse and "fee harvesting."
Posted 11.18.2011 | New York
Waiters and other restaurant employees from some of the city's top steakhouses, including Smith and Wollensky and Wolfgang's, have been arrested for a...
Adam Levin | Posted 01.17.2012 | Politics
The U.S. government needs to be certain that our response to the genuine and massive threat of cyber attacks is not as bureaucratic and fractious as everything else that goes on in Washington these days.
Jason Alderman | Posted 01.16.2012 | Crime
Years ago, fake checks were easier to spot. But today's sophisticated scanners, printers and software programs make it simple to create checks that sometimes even fool authorities.
HuffingtonPost.com | Gerry Smith | Posted 01.11.2012 | Technology
"Burdened Beginnings" is a series examining the problem of child identity theft. Other stories in the series can be found here. Ana Ramirez rents a...
Curtis Arnold | Posted 01.03.2012 | Business
It's no surprise that urban legends and myths have proliferated about the new EMV chip credit cards. Here are a few of the most common, along with our opinion as to their veracity.
HuffingtonPost.com | Gerry Smith | Posted 12.10.2011 | Technology
When authorities announced Friday that they had charged more than 100 people in a massive identity fraud operation, they did not just blame the allege...
Posted 12.08.2011 | Technology
By Aman Ali, NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York-based crime ring that used forged credit cards to mainly buy and resell Apple products overseas has bee...
AP | Posted 11.26.2011 | Chicago
LAS VEGAS -- A man who disappeared from the Chicago area more than 32 years ago and was living in Las Vegas has pleaded guilty to a felony identity fr...
HuffingtonPost.com | Ben Hallman | Posted 01.31.2012 | Business