Want to know pin numbers that thieves are almost certain to crack? Here's a list of combinations to avoid.
Chase has already installed the technology in some of its ATMs
Citibank is in the early stages of testing a high-tech ATM that uses your eyes, not a card, to verify your identity.
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Prepaid cards are booming in popularity, and many consumers are flocking to them for a similar reason: to gain more control over their spending.
Criminals are always looking for new opportunities to defraud unsuspecting travelers. If you know the warning signs, you can protect yourself.
Microprocessor chips are part of credit card issuer's efforts to reduce in-person counterfeit credit and debit card fraud in the United States.
Banks are expected to roll out new cards with technology that makes counterfeiting more difficult, but opt not to use PINs, widely considered to be more secure than signatures.
The rewards and incentives offered by store credit cards can be tempting, but are they worth the risk of high interest credit card debt? Gary Herman weighs in.
Just recently, PF Chang’s acknowledged that 33 of their restaurants had suffered a security breach over the last 8 months and that the credit card numbers as well as possibly the customers’ names and the expiration dates of the cards were compromised. This news should be shocking or surprising. Unfortunately, data breaches have become common place. Just consider the recent security breaches at Target, Michael’s, and…
Debit cards provide access to cash without worrying about credit card balances, but what happens when you go to a store that only accepts cash? ATMs have come a long way in the last 30 years, and in our “on-the-go” society, ATMs provide access to your account when a branch isn’t nearby. Read more to find out what other conveniences ATMs offer.
These are the countries where you’re most likely to experience credit-card fraud.
In theory, managing a credit card is simple: don’t go over your limit, pay your bill on time and don’t try to juggle too many cards at once. Pretty straightforward, right? But in reality, there are a sea of credit nuances most people don’t bother with - and they should. The little details governing the credit game can lead to huge consequences if ignored, and gaining a better understanding of the rules is the best way to get ahead. So what questions should…
If wires are sticking out of the ATM, you should probably swipe elsewhere.
Those annoying dates serve a useful purpose. Learn how they protect you from fraud.
Skimming is just one way scammers can steal your identity. Learn more about it, including how to avoid becoming a victim.