fraud

If the tenant staying in your rental is not the person who signed the agreement, it could be a sublet, or a case of fraud.

Major corporations seem so stable. That's why shocking corporate meltdowns are so compelling. Here are 10 of the worst ever.

You got a password reset email that looked completely legit, so you clicked the link, followed the steps…and now you’re locked out of multiple accounts. This is one of the most common ways people get hacked, and it’s designed to feel convincing in the moment. The good news is that even if you’ve already clicked the link, there’s still a lot you can do to stop things from getting worse and regain control.

Identity theft, even when it involves someone you know, has clear steps for recovery, and the sooner you act, the more control you regain.

Sadly, there are lots of people out there looking to take advantage of a crisis. So we broke down the worst COVID-19 scams to watch out for .

You check your account and notice money is missing. A check was cashed with your name on it, but you never signed it. You report it to the bank expecting a quick fix, but instead they say you need to prove it was fraud. It feels backwards, but this is how the process usually works. The good news is you’re not stuck, and there are clear steps you can take to try to get your money back.