Love and Lies: How to Identify and Avoid Romance Scams
February 19, 2026 4:27 amby Michelle Skinner, Communications Director February may be the month of love — roses, chocolates, and an alarming number of... View Article
by Michelle Skinner, Communications Director February may be the month of love — roses, chocolates, and an alarming number of... View Article
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As you gear up for the holiday festivities, scammers prepare to take advantage of your cheerful disposition and panicked shopping trends. This season, be on the lookout for ‘Grinch’ like characters who try to steal your holiday funds and personal information through fraudulent pursuits. Read on to learn more about some of the most common holiday scams to be wary of.
Scammers are lurking behind every corner waiting for the opportune time to attack. Unfortunately, times of crisis bring fear and uncertainty which can spike these fraudulent attempts. Don’t fall victim to their schemes – we have outlined several measures you can take to protect your personal information and finances.