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MSU Federal Credit Union warns of fake texts as back to school begins

College students, other consumers warned about how scammers are impersonating banks, credit unions and Amazon with fake texts to catch you off guard.

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Back-to-school scam sends spam text messages on Amazon, credit cards

College students, other consumers warned about how scammers are impersonating banks, credit unions and Amazon with fake texts to catch you off guard.

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Social Security benefits could give retirees extra $1,800 next year

Retirees on fixed incomes welcome relief from lower gas prices and higher Social Security benefits, as well as prescription drug changes ahead.

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Car warranty scams, robocalls are tricking drivers: What to know

The top consumer complaint to the Federal Communications Commission for each of the last two years involved "auto warranty" scam robocalls.

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Social Security benefits to increase in 2023 with COLA adjustment

Retirees on fixed incomes welcome relief from lower gas prices and higher Social Security benefits, as well as prescription drug changes ahead.

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