Lexington Police announced on Tuesday two people have been arrested for a rash of fraudulent transactions at local ATMs, with each suspect facing more than 100 ...

A credit card skimmer found at the Family Dollar in Stratford, New Jersey, may have been there as long as two weeks.

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Criminals are finding it easier than ever to scam folks out of cash by stealing cards or illegally accessing card information ...

Setting up fraud alerts on your credit reports only takes a few minutes. They can protect your identity and your money.

Credit card fraud is on the rise, with millions of Americans falling victim to unauthorized charges every year. Bola Sokunbi, founder of Clever Girl Finance, shares expert insights on how to spot and ...

Some banks will monitor your debit card for suspicious activity, but overall, debit card fraud protection does not match the $0 liability guarantees you'll get from most credit card issuers.

Among those with card debt who earn more than $100,000 a year, the share who lie about it rises to half. Experts say a credit card balance isn’t like other debt when it comes to guilt and shame.

KEY POINTS Debit cards miss out on travel rewards, insurance perks, and added fraud protection. Using a credit card is a smarter choice for most spending. Choosing the right credit card is key ...

If you use a debit card, that money comes straight out of your bank account -- and it can take weeks to get it back. Credit cards are much safer because fraud doesn't drain your real cash right away.

Debit and credit card fraud: Philadelphia woman learns the difference the hard way Barbara Ross learned the hard way that fighting fraud on a debit card can be very different from a credit card ...

DPD said detectives found footage of the suspect, later identified as Aloysius Sears. On Feb. 12, three warrants for fraudulent use of a credit/debit card were obtained for Sears’ arrest.