scams

Bankrate.com put out this list of places you should think twice about using your debit card. Whether it's because of the ease of placing skimmers like at gas station pumps or the fact your card is swiped away from you like at restaurants, they say you're taking a gamble.

Today is tax day and at my house we’re checking the couch cushions to find extra cash to pay the IRS. In fact I came very close to putting my sons Albert and Lennon outside with a big pitcher of lemonade to sell but it’s not warm enough yet.

The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has launched a "Fighting Fraud" awareness program that will feature a series of seminars and presentations in every county in the Garden State.

Here is one scam that we can actually all get behind and applaud.

If you're leery of giving to panhandlers you see on the street because you think they are fake, here's a story that will reinforce your decision.

Thousands of motorists in New Jersey could be unknowingly driving a vehicle that has been severely flooded or in a serious wreck. According to Carfax, New Jersey is #1 for a scam known as "title washing."

Thanks to the Internet, scammers have a much easier time taking advantage of would-be summer vacationers.

Tax filing season is upon us and so are the scam artists..The IRS has issued a list of a "dirty dozen" schemes to avoid.

Thieves are targeting cell phone users, particularly teenagers and millennials, with a "ring once, then hang up" scam.

We've talked about scams several times on the show, and I'm always surprised how otherwise intelligent people can do such dumb things. This may be the biggest haul in an internet scam I've ever heard of.