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When should you give your Social Security number and when should you not? My rule on giving out my Social Security number is that I don't do it, unless I know it's absolutely, positively required for what I'm doing. Companies and institutions ask for our Social Security numbers like they're ...
People are now being served with lawsuits…by robocall?! Clark has a warning you've got to hear.
If you owe money, your elected officials may be trying to trick you into thinking you'll be prosecuted or maybe even go to jail if you don't pay up. Clark explains.
Do you expect to have to work beyond normal retirement age to enjoy comfort in your golden years? How much longer? Clark shares the new magic number for most people.
Buying somebody's life insurance policy and then hoping they die an early death is a ghoulish way to make money. But that's the just the start of what's wrong with death futures contracts....
You may be due money from a life insurance policy on one of your dearly departed relatives. But some of those companies are conspiring to cheat you out of what you're rightfully owed.
You pick up the phone and it's a tech person on the other end telling you there's a security threat on your computer. But don't worry, they can fix it remotely for you. Watch out for this new ripoff.
Summer is here and your electric bill is probably higher than usual. That's left a lot of people open to the idea of a federal program that could help pay a portion of your bill. But is it on the up and up?
Do you have aging family members or friends? Crimes against the elderly skyrocketed in the last year, with seniors losing a collective $3 billion to fraudsters through home repair scams, investment scams and other pitfalls. Con artists are particularly fond of elderly widows. The scam is to find those who ...
The nation's largest life insurer admits it didn't pay survivor benefits to some beneficiaries after policy holders died. If you have a life insurance policy, here's how to protect your family in advance.
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