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How Does Identity Theft Protection Actually Work, and is it Worth the Cost?

Leave a Comment / Scams, Identity Theft / Abdul Qadeer / credit monitoring, cyber safety, dark web monitoring, fraud protection, identity restoration, identity theft, Personal Finance Security

Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the digital age. With millions of personal records compromised each year, more consumers are turning to identity theft protection services to help safeguard their information. But how do these services actually work — and are they really worth the monthly fee? Below, we’ll break down how […]

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The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Credit Report

Leave a Comment / Credit Reports / Abdul Qadeer / credit monitoring, credit report, Credit score, financial health, identity theft, inaccurate credit information

When you think about your financial health, one of the most crucial elements to consider is your credit report. This document serves as a comprehensive summary of your credit history, detailing your borrowing and repayment behaviors. However, many people overlook potential credit report dangers, such as errors, identity theft, or outdated information, which can negatively

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Beware of a New Surge in Credit Card Fraud

Credit Cards / Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach / banking alerts, credit card fraud, east coast scam, financial security, fraud, identity theft

A fresh wave of credit card fraud is sweeping across the East Coast, and it’s drawing national attention. The U.S. Secret Service is currently investigating this alarming trend, which began in Wythe County, Virginia, and is now affecting individuals and businesses from Atlanta to New Jersey. What’s Behind the Surge in Credit Card Fraud? According

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Am I Responsible for a Motorcycle Loan My Husband Took Out in My Name?

Loans / Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach / credit dispute, identity theft, motorcycle loan, motorcycle loan in my name, protect credit after divorce, spouse loan fraud

If your spouse has taken out a motorcycle loan in your name—especially without your consent—you’re likely feeling shocked, frustrated, and worried about your credit. While every case depends on the specific details, here’s a breakdown of what you need to know about your legal responsibility, credit implications, and the steps you can take to protect

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How Does Identity Theft Protection Actually Work, and is it Worth the Cost?

The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Credit Report

Beware of a New Surge in Credit Card Fraud

Am I Responsible for a Motorcycle Loan My Husband Took Out in My Name?

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