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7 Moving-Company Red Flags That May Cost Homeowners More Than Expected

Moving day already has enough drama without adding a surprise bill, missing furniture, or a mysterious demand for more money. Seven moving-company red flags deserve special attention because documented scam patterns often rely on urgency, vague pricing, impersonation, or payment methods that make recovering money difficult. The Federal Trade Commission…

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Here Are Some Dealer Add-On Charges Buyers Should Price Separately

A car’s advertised price can look perfectly reasonable until the finance office starts adding extras. Suddenly, the deal includes paint protection, tire coverage, VIN etching, a service contract and perhaps a mysterious “protection package” that seems to have appeared from thin air. Dealer add-ons can serve a legitimate purpose, but…

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Elizabeth Warren Says Trump 'Shut Down' Surveillance Pricing Probe as Airlines Face Scrutiny Over Browsing Data and Personalized Fares: 'Really Creepy'

On Thursday, Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) warned that companies could use personal data, including browsing history, to determine how much they charge.

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Did you order GrubHub? You might be getting a check in the mail

GrubHub falsely said drivers in New York could earn up to $40 an hour, while median pay was about $10, the FTC says

The Independent UK

Why Contractors Ask for Large Deposits—and When Homeowners Should Pause

A contractor who asks for a substantial deposit before starting work does not automatically deserve a suspicious side-eye. Contractors often need money upfront to order materials, reserve crews, cover permits, or commit to a project that will tie up their schedule. The real question comes when the deposit feels disconnected…

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Scammers Are Targeting People Who Already Lost Money — Here’s How the Second Scam Works

Losing money to a scam can leave someone embarrassed, angry, and desperate for a way to undo the damage. Unfortunately, scammers know that, and some...

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Hims & Hers’ Revenue Beat Came With a Profitability Problem

Hims & Hers topped Q2 revenue estimates and raised guidance, but missed EPS forecasts, posted a wider net loss, and faces an FTC lawsuit, leaving Wall Street cautious with a Hold rating.

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Woman Loses $25K in Fake Jury Duty Arrest Scam: Husband's ChatGPT Search Uncovers Con

Discover how a jury duty scam led a finance manager to lose $25,000 in cryptocurrency, and how a ChatGPT query exposed the fraud. Learn about the rise of such scams and how to protect yourself.

International Business Times UK

FTC Credit Repair Case Shows Why “Quick Fix” Credit Promises Can Cost Consumers Thousands

The Federal Trade Commission’s case against a sprawling credit repair operation offers a costly reminder for consumers tempted by promises of a quick credit-score fix. The FTC accused Financial Education Services (FES), its owners, and related companies of taking more than $213 million from consumers through allegedly ineffective credit repair…

The Free Financial Advisor

Zuckerberg’s vision for an AI assistant is far more intimate than ChatGPT: It watches him sleep, train and bake with his 8-year-old daughter

The “superintelligence” pitch comes amid an FTC inquiry into child chatbot safety and days after Meta disclosed a sharp drop in free cash flow

Fortune

Government Imposter Scams: How to Verify an IRS, SSA, or Medicare Contact

A call from the IRS, Social Security Administration, or Medicare can grab attention fast, especially when the caller claims something needs fixing today. The good news: an official-looking message does not automatically mean a scam, but a convincing voice, familiar agency name, or official-looking number does not prove legitimacy either.

The Free Financial Advisor

Why Some Refinance Offers Look Official—and What Homeowners Should Check First

A refinance mailer can arrive looking like it escaped from a bank’s executive office. It may feature your name, mortgage details, a bold “important notice,” a government-style seal, or language suggesting that a lower rate deserves immediate attention. The catch? Some mailers represent legitimate companies trying to win your business,…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Nicole Kidman's Rumoured New Man Michael Reinstein Revealed to Have a $2.4m (£1.7m) FTC Settlement Past

Nicole Kidman's rumoured new partner Michael Reinstein controls a massive global business empire, but the Beverly Hills investor's corporate past also includes a major $2.4 million (£1.7m) FTC settlement.

International Business Times UK

Suspect a Home-Repair Scam? 7 Things Older Homeowners Should Document

A contractor takes a large deposit, tears into a roof or bathroom, and then suddenly stops returning calls. For an older homeowner, realizing that a...

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She's Sick Of Her GMC Yukon. So She Lets The Bank Repo It: 'Hope I Don't Regret This'

"I just stopped giving a..."

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The FTC Is Suing Hims & Hers Health—Here's Why Investors Shouldn't Panic

Hims & Hers Health shares have rallied despite an FTC lawsuit over data sharing and billing practices, as weight-loss drug partnerships and Wall Street's cautious Hold rating shape the stock's outlook ahead of Q2 earnings.

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7 Home-Security Upgrades That Cost Less Than Replacing Stolen Property

A few small home-security upgrades can make a house feel more prepared without turning the front door into a fortress from a spy movie. Simple changes, from better lighting to smarter entry habits, can help homeowners create more awareness around their property and reduce avoidable risks.

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6 Contractor Payment Requests That Should Trigger More Questions

A contractor asking for payment does not automatically signal trouble, but certain requests deserve a closer look before money changes hands. A simple question, a written estimate, and a clear paper trail can help homeowners avoid confusion during a stressful renovation project.

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7 Dating-App Money Requests That Deserve a Pause Before You Send Anything

Finding a genuine connection through a dating app has become increasingly common, and many successful relationships begin with a simple swipe. At the same time, financial requests can complicate what seems like a promising romance, especially when trust develops quickly. That does not mean every online relationship is fraudulent, but…

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Nissan Saleswoman Says She ‘Doesn’t Have Time’ To Show Car. Then She Learns Who She's Talking To

'It’s so crazy I had the same experience with her.'

Motor1

Man Buys Ford Bronco. Then The Dealership Refuses To Fix Huge Scratch After Saying They'd Take Care Of It: 'CANCEL THAT CONTRACT!'

"Never buy a car with 'promises' attached them."

Medical Daily

FTC Alleges a Telehealth Company Sent Users' Health Conditions to Ad Platforms After Promising Discretion

The FTC sued Hims and Hers over alleged sharing of sensitive health data with ad platforms. What the complaint alleges and how to check your own accounts.

International Business Times

Credit Card Industry Needs More Regulation According to Insider, Ari Page

Ari Page argues the credit card stacking industry needs stronger oversight, higher standards, and greater transparency to better protect business owners.

Medical Daily

A Senate Committee Voted 22 to 0 to Cover the Health Data That HIPAA Was Never Written to Protect

The Senate HELP Committee advanced a bill 22-0 to extend HIPAA-style rules to health apps and wearables. It has not passed either chamber.

The Independent UK

Federal government is investigating Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein as company discloses possibility of significant fines

The company, known for its low-priced clothing, has faced scrutiny over its labor practices

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