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Social Security Scams and Identity Theft In The News
It seems like just about every day, we learn of another security breach resulting in the release of personal information that can be used by fraud perpetrators and scam artists to target us. For example, check out these two articles from yesterday that illustrate the problem: www.foxnews.com and forbes.com. There are steps you can take, though, to protect yourself againts these situations, and Next Avenue Contributor Amy Zipkin, in a post on www.forbes.com, provides some guidance. Check her post out here…
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