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One of the biggest mistakes you can make when it comes to protecting yourself from financial scams is thinking you’re too smart to be duped by one.

While there’s no way to guarantee you’ll completely avoid financial scams, there are steps you can take to reduce your chances of falling for one. Scammers tend to contact you

If you’re still hoping to see Taylor Swift, Beyonce or some other sold-out event, don’t get scammed. Scammers are always out there, hoping to take advantage of eagerness, ignorance or desperation. Several police agencies, from San Francisco to Georgia, say scammers are specifically targeting Swift fans right now since tickets to her Eras Tour are sold out at many venues.

Here's what to look for and avoid buying fakes when buying last-minute tickets to Taylor Swift's "Eras" 2023 concert stops in Denver, Colorado, this weekend.

Help the Better Business Bureau investigate schemes and warn others by reporting what you know.

So far this year, the Better Business Bureau says its Scam Tracker has gotten about 30 reports involving fake Taylor Swift tickets.

Fake online helpers offer to rescue people from computer viruses in order to access their computers. Tech support scams often target people 60 and older.

A recent investigation has found at least a page-worth of company websites that have claimed to be in the location of a local business in Manhattan in an attempt to scam customers.

As more people search for remote work opportunities, scammers are looking to cash in.

New Yorkers are falling hard for employment scams, so hard that the BBB fired up its Scam Tracker and dropped a bunch of figures to prove to us what's going on.