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(StatePoint) Identity theft is on the rise nationwide. In fact, consumers reported losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024, representing a 25% increase over the prior year, according to recent data from the Federal Trade Commission.

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(NAPSI)—Planning for retirement can feel daunting. However, no matter your age, taking small steps today can better set you up for retirement in the long run. If you’re in your Pretirement years — your 40s and 50s and closer to retirement tha…

(BPT) - Imposter scams are at an all-time high. These scammers may call, text or email an individual to convince them that the caller is someone in authority to commit identity theft, get people to send money or share personal information. He…

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(StatePoint) Each year, a majority of American parents of college students are confronted with higher-than-expected costs for tuition and room and board, according to a College Ave survey. The same survey finds that the price tag on other col…