Romance Scams: The Digital Evolution
Published: February 13, 2026
Romance scams are becoming more sophisticated, using AI-generated profiles and personalized conversations to build trust before money is requested. Learn how these scams unfold and the practical steps you can take to protect yourself.
Filing Tax Fraud: Tips to Protect Yourself This Tax Season
Published: February 12, 2026
Tax season is stressful enough, confusing forms, deadlines, and that one receipt you swear you saved. The last thing you need is tax fraud threatening your refund, identity, or peace of mind. Tax fraud occurs when scammers use your personal information like your Social Security number to file a fake return or steal your refund. The good news: a few smart moves can seriously lower your risk. Here's how to stay ahead.
Financial Security Is Self-Care: Protect Your Money = Protect Your Peace
Published: February 4, 2026
We talk a lot about self-care these days. Face masks. Pilates. Logging off. Romanticizing rest. All valid. No notes. Let's be real, though, feeling calm and at peace is difficult when yo're worried about your finances. Financial security isn't just a good idea, it's central to self-care.
Love Shouldn't Cost You Your Life Savings: How to Spot and Avoid Romance Scams
Published: February 1, 2026
Finding love online is basically the norm now. Dating apps, social media, even random DMs are all fair games. But while you're out here looking for your person, scammers are out here looking for your bank account. Romance scams are one of the fastest-growing types of fraud, and they don't just break hearts, drain savings, max out credit cards, and leave lasting financial damage.
What Is Account Takeover?
Published: January 15, 2026
Account takeover is a common type of fraud that can impact financial accounts. Learn how it typically starts, the small moments that can create risk, and simple ways to better protect your accounts.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Reducing Your Personal Info Online
Published: December 29, 2025
Let's be real: if the internet were a person, it would overshare. Old usernames, random addresses, that one account you made in 2012? yeah, it's all still out there.


