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If you receive an
unsolicited email that appears to be from the IRS requesting that you file a
"tax refund request," do not fall victim to this identity theft
scheme.
Numerous people are
receiving unsolicited email informing them that a $9,390.55 IRS tax refund is
due to them if they complete a tax refund request form. The ...
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Freddie Mac is giving
mortgage servicers expanded authority to provide six months of forbearance to
unemployed borrowers without Freddie Mac's prior approval and up to an
additional six months with prior approval. This means unemployed
borrowers may be eligible for up to 12 months of forbearance. Freddie
Mac's ...
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Orange County
Register
Beginning with the 2012
tax bill (the one due in April 2013), the state Franchise Tax Board will
require property owners to break down their property taxes into deductible and
non-deductible portions.
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Instances of financial
abuse and fraud against the elderly increased from November 2010 to January
2011, according to a recent report from MetLife, which found overall investment
fraud targeted towards older Americans is on the rise.
Americans over the age
of 65 lost nearly $3 billion to financial abuse from April to June 2010, up ...
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The Wall Street
Journal
The Justice Department
faces the daunting task of tracking down more than 210,000 alleged victims and
determining how to compensate them, following last week’s $335 million
fair-lending settlement with Bank of America Corp.’s Countrywide unit.
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The New York
Times
Getting back in the black
More than 2.6 million households are at least 60 days delinquent on their
mortgage payments, according to the nonprofit coalition Hope Now. While those
who are delinquent 60-120 days can make back payments to help them become
current, those who are more than two months behind ...
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C.A.R. recently released a
consumer alert offering tips on avoiding mortgage fraud.
Con artists trying to take
advantage of unknowing, financially troubled homeowners usually promise
mortgage loan modifications or reduced monthly payments for upfront fees.
In most cases, charging upfront fees or payments for ...
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Don’t fall victim to unscrupulous con artists trying to take advantage
of unknowing, financially troubled home owners. These scammers usually
promise mortgage loan modifications or reduced monthly payments for
upfront fees. In most case, charging ...
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Talking Points
The U.S. Fire Administration
(USFA) reports more than double the number of open-flame fires on
Christmas Day than on an average day, and about twice as many on New
Year’s Day.
Property loss during a
holiday fire is 34 percent greater than in an average fire, and the number
of fatalities ...
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An email with the
subject line “Complaint from your customers” is circulating and may be a scam,
according to an urgent scam alert by the Council of Better Business Bureaus.
The email appears to
come from a Better Business Bureau employee about a recently filed complaint
with the organization and tells recipients to review ...
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