June 10, 2019
Each year, employees steal about $40 billion from American businesses. Unfortunately, nonprofit organizations are among these businesses. To avoid internal theft, put these basic control and accounting procedures into effect. 1. Financial monitoring system. Prepare…
Read More...April 08, 2019
Identity thieves and scam artists are relentless in finding ways to steal your personal information and your money. Make sure you’re following these five steps to help make their jobs more difficult: Protect your computer…
Read More...March 14, 2019
The Internal Revenue Service expects individual taxpayers to file more than 150 million returns this year. If prior-year statistics hold steady, over 70 percent of filers will get a refund. That’s the good news. But…
Read More...March 06, 2019
Think your employees aren’t stealing from you? Think again. The majority of embezzlement cases occur at small- to mid-sized companies and the average incident costs more than $350,000. Unfortunately, most internal theft isn’t obvious. Fortunately,…
Read More...February 19, 2019
Scam artists often seem to target older adults because they’re generalized as being more trusting and more easily confused than others. Whether or not that’s true, you can help protect your parents and the other…
Read More...January 31, 2019
Too many people downplay the threat of identity theft because it hasn’t been witnessed or experienced firsthand. This false sense of security can leave you exposed, especially during tax season. Here are some tips to…
Read More...December 18, 2018
Is your personal information at risk for identity theft? Is your business data protected from hackers, from natural disasters, even from cleaning staff who unplug your server by mistake? It’s not a matter of IF…
Read More...December 18, 2018
We urge you to be cautious with your private information, especially during tax season when there is typically an increase in spam calls and emails. Here are three scams to be alert for: 1. Phone…
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