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Best Identity Theft Protection Services for February 2025
Investopedia found ID Shield to be the best identity theft protection service thanks to its low fees and high coverage: up to $3 million in identity theft restoration.
Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
During Identity Theft Awareness Week (Jan. 27-31), you can learn how you can protect yourself from becoming a victim. We are partnering with the FTC for 2 webinars on Thursday, Jan. 30, to help you better understand ID theft, avoid it, and, if necessary, recover from it.
Identity theft is worse than ever: Should you pay for protection?
With AI and more sophisticated scammers, ID theft is rampant these days. But is it worth paying $25 a month or more for extra protection?
Don't Waste Your Money: Protect yourself from identity theft before major expenses
It's identity theft awareness week. According to the Federal Trade Commission – once someone has your personal information, they can open new accounts, steal your tax refund, and even file fake health insurance claims.
Identity theft impacts 1 in 5 Americans, BBB has tips for protection
It is data privacy week, so the local Better Business Bureau is encouraging everyone in the community to take some time this week to protect their data. Identity theft can have devastating consequences,
Safeguarding Your Identity: Is Protection Worth the Cost?
In today's digital age, identity theft has become a prevalent threat, with incidents potentially derailing one's financial stability for years. The question arises: should we invest in identity theft protection services?
ID theft worse than ever: Should you pay forprotection?
ID theft is worse than ever, thanks to AI and more sophisticated scammers. Is it worth paying for extra protection?
Here are 5 things you can do to avoid falling victim to identity theft
Identity theft specifically targets an individual’s personal or financial information. This can involve stealing credit or debit card data or even using an individual’s Social Security number to open accounts and make purchases.
Here are 8 signs that you could be a victim of identity theft
Identity theft knows no bounds and anyone can become a victim of identity theft. Staten Island District Attorney Michael E.
3 Baltimoreans plead guilty to MVA bribery, ID theft scheme, OAG says
Three people from Baltimore have pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme to fraudulently take drivers’ tests for $600.
Man gets 24 months for stealing deceased friend's identity, ordered to pay restitution
Terry Ross Killion, 43, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for aggravated identity theft after impersonating his deceased friend, Kelly Davis, and fra ...
How to spot signs of identity theft
Signs of identity theft are less obvious compared to car theft. ID thieves take information like names, addresses, social ...
Identity theft experts: One step could have prevented ‘mega data breaches’
Consumer First Alert has been digging into a new report on “mega data breaches” and how one simple security step could have ...
FTC warns of identity theft scams targeting taxpayers during filing season
As tax season gets underway, the Federal Trade Commission is issuing a new warning about evolving identity theft scams, urging taxpayers to stay alert.
How to Act Swiftly After Identity Theft to Minimize Damage
Timing is critical when you realize your identity may have been stolen. Know what to do before it happens so you can protect yourself as fast as possible.
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Better Business Bureau offers tips for identity theft awareness week
The Better Business Bureau is warning communities about identity theft scams and ways to protect yourself during identity ...