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Becoming a money mule may sound like something that only happens in the movies, but it can happen to anyone — sometimes without even realizing it. Being educated about how criminals use and recruit money mules can help you avoid unknowingly aiding criminal activity. What Is a Money Mule? The FBI defines a money mule […]
Read MoreLearning that you’re going to be a grandparent – whether it’s for the first time of the 15th – is a joyous moment. It can also bring additional saving opportunities. A few simple changes to your budget can allow you to celebrate your grandchild’s milestones the way you envision. There are many ways you […]
Read MoreThe holidays are over, and a new year has arrived. That means it’s time to set some new year’s resolutions. While resolutions involving your physical health are important, FTSB recommends setting resolutions for your finances as well. Five Financial New Year’s Resolutions for 2019 Financial resolutions should be realistic goals that can be achieved […]
Read MoreDisplaying a sound understanding of financial literacy is key to managing debt, saving for future expenses and avoiding financial hazards like bankruptcy, defaults or foreclosures. Unfortunately, according to the Urban Institute, 35 percent of adults have a debt in collection reported in their credit files, which shows that handling finances responsibly can be easier said […]
Read MoreSocial media networks and dating websites have become increasingly popular tools for meeting and communicating. Unfortunately, fraudsters have capitalized on this trend and often create fake profiles to lure in victims, establish romantic relationships and eventually, extort money. According to the FBI, over $220 million was lost in 2016 to online romance scam artists. Older […]
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