Fake Influencer & Partnership Scams: When the Collab Isn't What It Seems
Published: April 23, 2026
Scrolling through your DMs and wait a brand wants to collaborate? Free products, paid partnership, maybe even a "long-term ambassadorship"? It sounds like a dream? until it's not. Fake influencer and partnership scams are becoming increasingly common and target everyone from up-and-coming creators to small business owners. If you have any kind of social presence, even a small one, you're on their radar.
Home Improvement Scams: How to Protect Your Home and Your Money
Published: April 17, 2026
Home improvement scams, sometimes called handyman scams, can cost you thousands and often happen when you least expect it. These scams don't just affect your home, they can lead to financial loss, unfinished projects, and long-term stress. Understanding how these scams work can help you recognize red flags early and protect both your home and your finances.
Unclaimed Property: What's Real and What's a Scam
Published: April 10, 2026
Unclaimed property is real, but so are the scams built around it. Fraudsters use the promise of "found money" to create urgency and trick you into sharing sensitive information or paying unnecessary fees. Knowing how these scams work can help you avoid costly mistakes. Here's how to spot the difference and check for unclaimed funds safely.
Payment App Scams: Why Quickly Sending Money Could Cost You Everything
Published: April 5, 2026
Sending money has never been easier. Whether you?re using Zelle, peer-to-peer (P2P) apps, or ACH transfers, a few taps can move money in seconds. But scammers also take advantage of that same convenience.
Don't Let Scammers Bust Your Bracket: Sports Betting Scams to Watch This Spring
Published: March 18, 2026
Unfortunately, scammers know that sports fans are ready to get in on the action. Each year, fraudsters use fake betting platforms, bogus "insider tips," and promises of guaranteed wins to trick people into handing over money or worse, access to their financial accounts.
How Scammers Use Your Personal Information to Commit Fraud
Published: March 12, 2026
Scammers often gather small pieces of personal information like birthdays, phone numbers, and social media details to impersonate victims or access accounts. Learn how criminals combine everyday information to create convincing fraud attempts and how you can reduce your risk.


