National Consumer Protection Week, which occurs March 1 to 7, is dedicated to helping people understand consumer rights and make well-informed financial decisions. Learn how you can enhance your financial well-being.
- Is someone else pretending to be the financial you? Identity theft generally includes unauthorized use or attempted use of an existing account or personal information to open a new account. It can also include misuse of personal information for fraudulent purposes. If you have been a victim, take steps to report and recover from identity theft.
- Frauds and scams can be costly to consumers who get caught in the complex fraud web. Understand the current scams and ways to prevent online theft.
- Take a quiz to see what you know about fraud and other technology-related financial attacks.
To learn more about consumer protection, visit the National Consumer Protection Week website.