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Tips to keep your holiday shopping spree safe and your information secure.

The cyber Grinches of the world are looking to steal your shopping money and personal info, but just a few precautions will keep you safe.

While millions of people will be out in the stores trying to score some Black Friday deals, many are also going to be staying in and shopping online. Keep these safety tips in mind.

The 2023 holiday shopping season promises to be an unpredictable one. Electronics, toys and other products will be in short supply, especially with many people starting their holiday shopping ...

As the holiday season approaches, bringing with it abundant shopping and travel, it’s important to keep these safety tips in mind to ensure a safe and secure experience for everyone.

While consumers will spread their shopping across channels throughout the five-day holiday weekend, Black Friday remains the most popular day to shop, with over 131 million planning to head out to ...

With Thanksgiving on Nov. 28, there's a shorter window for holiday shopping. The BBB shares tips for how to be prepared and avoid scams.

Whether you’re ordering online or heading to the stores to check off the items on your holiday shopping list, Montgomery County Police said it’s important to keep safety in mind.

The following information was submitted by Visa.The busy holiday season is a time when many people fall victim to fraudsters, scam artists and digital thieves.

With holiday shopping in full swing, cybersecurity analyst Ritesh Kotak warns that online scams on the rise, and they're more sophisticated thanks to artificial intelligence.

The Columbus County Sheriff’s Office is offering some tips to keep your holiday shopping spree safe. “By following these tips, you can protect yourself and your loved ones while keeping the season ...