How to Report Credit Card Fraud and Identity Theft
Fraud can happen to even the most careful people, so it's important to know how to report credit card fraud if you catch it.
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Fraud & Identity Theft
Avoid Losing Your Refund to Tax Refund Scams
If you're already engaged in personally identifiable information best practices, you probably don't have to worry about losing your tax refund — or your…
A Look Ahead: Credit Card Trends to Watch For
Technology and consumer demand always seem to be driving rapid change in the ways people make payments. Here are four credit card trends to keep an eye out for…
4 Easy Ways to Help Protect Yourself From Fraud and Identity Theft
There are steps you can take to make your personal information more secure, and the Discover card offers tools that can help you. Here are four easy ways to…
What Seniors Need to Know About Recognizing Elder Financial Abuse
Elder financial abuse can put a significant strain on finances and retirement, but with awareness and the right strategies for prevention, seniors can help…
Help Protect Yourself with a Credit Card Fraud Alert
Credit card fraud can be a nightmare. See how a credit card fraud alert can help protect you both before and after your information is compromised.
Discover’s Free Service to Help You Protect Your Identity
To help its customers combat identity theft, Discover offers a free security benefit that monitors risky websites that have illegally sold or traded personal…
How Do Credit Card Numbers Get Stolen?
Technology provides potential credit card thieves with a number of tools to use in attempting to steal your credit card numbers. Here's how they do it, and what…
Should I Sign My Credit Card?
You might be wondering, "Should I sign my credit card?" The answer is yes, but the reasons why may surprise you. See them here.