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Beware of A New Surge In Credit Card Fraud

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

The Secret Service is investigating a surge in credit card theft. The crime spree appears to have started in Wythe County and is spreading up and down the East Coast according to a report from WDBJ Channel 7 in Virginia. ...

What To Do If Someone Filed A Tax Return In Your Name And Stole Your Credit Identity

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

If the person that is your spouse, you need to file a request for what the IRS calls "innocent spouse relief". Get IRS form 8857 to do this. If not, you should still notify the IRS and Federal authorities that ...

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Beware of A New Surge In Credit Card Fraud

What To Do If Someone Filed A Tax Return In Your Name And Stole Your Credit Identity

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