Scams

Louisiana residents might not write as many checks as they used to but for those few you do write there are precautions you might want to consider.

The bad guys have figured out a new way to reach out and interrupt your life. Here's what you need to know to avoid smishing scams in Louisiana.

A study has revealed that 35% of Louisiana's population is six times more likely to be targeted for a scam. You might be surprised who makes up that 35%.

When you round up your change at the register are you really helping a charity or are you helping a large corporation avoid paying taxes?

Scammers are preying on worried Louisiana parents and cash strapped students in their latest attempts to get your money.

He claimed more than half a million dollars in lost luggage reimbursements over a five year period.

You might not want to say private things in a video conference.

Jeff Landry's office has established a consumer protection hotline for you to report scammers in the state.

A telephone scam to get taxpayer's personal information has surfaced in parts of Louisiana. Here is what you need to know to keep your private information private.

Now that the floods have passed, the scammers have moved in. Here's how to avoid getting ripped off.

The following is a news release from the CSE Federal Credit Union: