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Phishing Scams Now Include Phone Fraud
Criminals have used “phishing” e-mails for some time to lure you into divulging your personal and financial information so they can use your identity. Now, there is a phone connection, referred to as “vishing”. In the latest variation, the e-mail asks you to call a telephone number. An automated response system answers the call and requests your confidential information.

Protect Yourself Against Phishing
“Phishing” is a type of e-mail fraud in which criminals pose as a legitimate company to lure you to a fake website. The intent of the fraud is to get you to share your confidential financial and personal information such as credit card account numbers, Social Security number, or passwords. Armed with this information, the criminal can gain unauthorized access to your accounts, or use your identity.

What You Need To Know About Debt
Nationwide, debt levels are increasing. Understanding the basics of debt is becoming more important to your financial well-being.

Comparing Credit Cards
With all of the different credit cards out there, it may seem hard to know which is best for you. Consider factors like your spending habits and weigh them against the features of each credit card.

Negotiating a Lease for an Apartment
At first glance, the apartment lease may look pretty complex and technical. However, when it comes right down to it, a lease is a basic contract. It spells out the terms of a rental agreement for the owner and the renter.

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