Select explains the different fraud protection programs card issuers offer so you can make sure you have the protection you ...

According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), its Consumer Sentinel Network received almost 6.5 million reports in 2024 — 40% of which were for fraud and 18% were for identity theft. Indeed, ...

You have options when it comes to protecting your credit information.

From sophisticated skimming operations to “accidental” overcharges, your plastic can be compromised in ways you might not expect. Here’s how to protect yourself. ByChristopher Elliott, Senior ...

Forget RFID-blocking wallets. Cybersecurity pros reveal why real-time transaction monitoring is the only way to beat modern ...

More credit card issuers now approve applicants without a Social Security number, giving scammers new ways to commit identity theft using stolen data.

Fraud alerts are meant to protect you, but everyday credit card habits, travel and spending patterns can trigger them. See how to avoid red flags and freezes.

If your debit card number is stolen, fraudulent charges pull cash straight from your checking account. The bank's investigation happens later. That timing difference is why debit card fraud often ...

A credit card that you didn't apply for, opened in your name -- it's more common than you might think. And it can do real damage if you don't act quickly. When someone opens a credit card in your name ...