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Get ahead of Medicare Open Enrollment scams (opens the original)
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As Medicare open enrollment approaches on Oct. 15, consumers may begin seeing more calls, texts and letters about benefit changes. Some will be legitimate. Others may be designed to steal money or personal information. MADISON, Wis. â As Medicare open enrollment approaches on Oct. 15, consumers may begin seeing more calls, texts and letters about benefit changes. Some will be legitimate. Others may be designed to steal money or personal information. R.O.S.E. Resources/Outreach to Safeguard th
Rising energy costs could squeeze consumer spending (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. â The U.S. economy continues to grow, but economists say several risks are building. For families, the key question is how quickly those pressures will affect everyday bills. Higher oil prices are among the most immediate concerns as fighting in the Middle East squeezes global oil flows. AAA data show the national average diesel price reached a record $6.27 per gallon overnight. Higher diesel prices can raise the cost of shipping, groceries and other goods. Inflation also remains
How your tax brackets could change in 2027 (opens the original)
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Federal tax brackets are expected to change next year. MADISON, Wis. â New projections show Americans may be able to earn more in 2027 before portions of their income are taxed at higher federal rates. Bloomberg Tax estimates the Internal Revenue Service's income thresholds could increase by 3.2% for the 2027 tax year. The IRS has not released official figures. The agency adjusts tax brackets annually to reflect inflation. Those changes are designed to limit what is known as bracket creep â
How to protect yourself from text, call scams (opens the original)
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More than half of Americans encounter a scam every day, and consumers lost more than $68 billion to financial fraud last year. MADISON, Wis. â More than half of Americans encounter a scam every day, and consumers lost more than $68 billion to financial fraud last year. The Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker has received more than 433,000 scam reports since 2022. Text-message and phone-call scams are among the most commonly reported. Scammers use robocalls, website templates, artificial intell
AI deepfake warnings as kids head back to school (opens the original)
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Parents and children need to be careful what you put online as students head back-to-school. AI is making it easy to alter or 'nudify' photos with free apps. MADISON, Wis. -Â Parents and children need to be careful what you put online as students head back-to-school. AI is making it easy to alter or 'nudify' photos with free apps. Nearly half of teenagers have seen digitally altered nude pictures of themselves -- and some law enforcement officers say most school districts are ill-equipped to dea
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