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Now: writer/editor @MONEY | Then: @insidehighered & @keene_sentinel | Still: @UFJschool alumna, Florida native, lover of traveling & chocolate
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Weekly Scam Alert: Fake FTC, Microsoft Scams Cost Victims More than $600K in Three Days Original

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By Gabriel O. Rodriguez Cruz Verified, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
| Money Verified
An 84-year-old Washington resident lost more than $400,000 in a scam after being told they were under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for child pornography and money laundering — and that their bank accounts were at risk of seizure.
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How to File for Bankruptcy in 2026

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By Adam Hardy Verified, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
| Money Verified
The number of Americans filing for individual bankruptcy continues to climb. Filings for Chapter 7 bankruptcy — the most common kind — were up 14% in April, according to Epiq, a firm that tracks bankruptcy cases. If you're part of the growing share of consumers who are falling behind on their debt and you're considering bankruptcy, it's important that you understand the move can hurt your credit and limit borrowing options for years to come. But for some borrowers, it's a necessary fresh start.
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More Americans Than Ever Are Relying on Personal Loans. Here’s What You Need to Know

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By Pete Grieve Verified, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
| South Florida Reporter
Personal loans are steadily gaining popularity as consumers lean on unsecured borrowing to pay their rising bills. The share of Americans with personal loans reached a new high in 2025, with nearly four in 10 adults now using one, according to Experian data. “U.S. consumers continue to spend, based on recent retail sales figures, and credit card balances continue to climb,” the report said.
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