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End of support is coming for older versions of Internet Explorer. Beginning January 12, 2016, only the current version of Internet Explorer available for a

As a parent, keeping your kids safe online is a constant challenge.  It helps to start young at teach your children what information is private

One of our favorite sites, Lifehacker, has a good article about some common scams targeting senior citizens and some tips on how to avoid them.

The FTC launched a new online checklist that makes it easier for you to recover from identity theft.  These checklists tell you what you should

From Time Magazine, a new study finds that young Americans could use some help when it comes to managing their money. Out of these three

Over at Gizmodo, they’ve put together a list of 9 things top computer security experts wish every one just knew about computer security.  Included in

Your Social Security Number is one of the most important numbers in your life.  And you need to keep it protected.  Everyone knows that. But

Have you been putting off planning for your retirement? If so, you’re not alone. Almost fifty percent of households surveyed by the Federal Reserve admitted

If you have recently bought a router or another electronic device, you may have noticed it comes with a default username and password. While it may

There are several ways that individuals can deceive unsuspecting victims. Being able to recognize a potential scam could save you a lot of money and