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US retail sales rose in March for the second-straight month
Victim of a Zelle imposter scam? You could be getting a refund soon
Check fraudulently cashed twice leaves Bay Area woman out $10K
Travelers look to travel insurance, credit cards for canceled trips
With Maui in crisis, should you still vacation there?
CA couple loses home insurance after draining pool to save water
Bank of America imposters tell scam victims 'ignore fraud warnings'
7 On Your Side shows popular 'bling ring' shutting down car engine
Target recalls millions of candles due to laceration, burn hazards
Consumers cry 'emotional blackmail' as self-checkouts solicit tips
Chase didn't believe ATM 'tap' feature scam victims
Customers say 'tap-to-pay' charged their card through bags, pockets
More Chase customers report ATM thieves using glue and 'tap' feature
ATM thieves use glue and 'tap' function to drain accounts at Chase
Here's why cash is still important and necessary when paying
Price of turkeys is up this year, but here's how you can save big
How Zelle scams work and how to protect yourself
Zelle scammers use stolen personal info to trick bank customers
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