Articles related to "Id Theft"

ID theft is becoming more prevalent. Some criminals call their victims and lie about who they are to get your personal information.

As individuals become increasingly worried about identity theft, the number of those taking out identity theft insurance has multiplied. But is it really worth it?

The National Foundation of Credit Counseling has declared October 19 to 25 National Protect Your Identity Week as the economic crisis increases the risk of ID theft.

when someone steals your identity, they could your information for months, or even years before you recognize that your identity has been stolen.

Everybody looks forward to a good vacation. Sun, sea and slothful days - it's a well-deserved respite from the grind of daily life. But the risk of ID theft can increase.

ID theft among elderly women can go unnoticed until it's too late. Widows with good bank accounts are prime targets for a home robbery.

Thieves stealing medical records to sell to those who can't afford medical insurance is a growing crime, but it can risk the health of both criminal and victim.

Phishing relies on uninformed victims. Be aware to be safe.

As adults become more careful in protecting their identities, thieves are turning their attention to our nation's children, targeting thousands every year!

How to steer clear of scams that try to get your personal information while claiming to help you register to vote.

Although the media is tentatively reporting on an end to the global recession, the impact of increased mortgage fraud during the downturn is starting to become apparent.

Elderly people with memory loss, particularly those in the earlier stages of Alzheimer's disease, may lose savings and income to holiday shopping gimmicks and sales.

Statistics say an identity theft occurs every three seconds. To avoid being victims, people have several options to protect themselves from identity thieves.

Lenders & consumers have become more aware of online fraud scams & fraudsters are turning back to credit card phone fraud. What warning signs should consumers look for?

Elderly persons shopping on foot are urged to take caution during the holiday season. Common crimes include purse snatching, picking pockets, & store employee theft.

A low credit score can decrease the odds of getting hired. With unemployment at 10% job seekers should know their credit score and increase it if they can.

Career Advice interviews Jeremy Miller, CEO of Kroll Fraud Solutions. Protect your career identity by following Mr. Miller's suggestions and avoid identity theft.

Corporations losing vital documents; private personal and financial information found in dumpsters; hard drives stolen or hacked with health information - what to do?

Find out how to report identity theft and how to stop being a victim of identity fraud with various resources, such as credit monitoring services.