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BREAKING: Cybersecurity Experts Warn of New Ransomware Threat Targeting Businesses

Orlando, Florida – A local television station, part of Cox Media Group Television, is making waves in the industry. Viewers are tuning in to catch the latest news and entertainment updates from this dynamic media outlet. Known for its engaging content and reliable reporting, the station has become a go-to source for many residents in the Orlando area. With a dedicated team of journalists and producers, they strive to deliver accurate and timely information to …

Holiday Shopping Scams: Seniors at Risk – What You Need to Know Now

The holiday season is synonymous with an increase in online shopping. However, this festive time also brings an uptick in potential scams, particularly those targeting older consumers. These individuals, who may not be as adept at spotting fraudulent messages related to their purchases, are often the prime targets of such scams. As a result, it is essential that you educate them about the risks and ways to avoid falling victim to these scams. Scammers typically …

Your tax refund is in danger: Learn how to protect it now

As the tax filing season approaches, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is warning taxpayers and tax professionals to remain vigilant against emerging scams and safeguard sensitive information. IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel emphasized the relentless nature of identity thieves, emphasizing the need for people to exercise caution with their personal data and to be wary of email and text-based scams. Werfel warned that during tax season, scammers frequently impersonate the IRS, state tax agencies, or other …

Banking In-Person: The Unseen Benefits for Retirees

In the digital transformation era, where online and mobile banking dominates, we rapidly move towards an increasingly digitized financial world. However, amidst the tech-driven convenience, retirees should notice the myriad benefits of traditional, in-person banking, particularly. Retirees, having spent much of their lives in a pre-digital era, often appreciate and understand the value of face-to-face interaction. For them, banking is more than just monetary transactions; it’s about building relationships, trust, and understanding. This sense of …