scammers

Modern technology gives scammers fertile new ground to ply their age-old trade. Here's a look at the telltale signs of common card cons -- and how to protect yourself from them.

With unemployment high and complicated health care changes under way, scammers see big opportunities. Here's how to avoid getting hurt.

Seniors often fall prey to smooth-talking thieves who promise big prizes and great investment returns. Protect yourself or your elderly parents from such predators.

There's a group of people who really love the U.S. health care system -- the fraudsters, scammers and organized criminal gangs who are bilking the system of as much as $100 billion a year.

If someone claiming to be a relative asks you to wire money for an emergency, be suspicious. Scammers have already bilked 'grandparents' for more than $3.5 million.

Bailout cop Neil Barofsky is on the lookout for scammers and thieves.

Some unscrupulous agents are misrepresenting Medicare policies and even signing up retirees without their knowledge. Here's how to protect yourself and your loved ones.