Are we about to be hit by another stock market crash before the end of this year?
I don't know. But according this mornings e-mail from to Insider Wealth Alert, an online journal, because of a number of colliding factors yes we could face another -- devastating -- crash within the next two weeks.
...worth checking out
Monday, December 10, 2012
Code Word Fallacy
Trust your password to protect your bank account -- or computer?
Most of us do but you should see what the latest copy of Wired magazine has to say about this trust.
Just remember, just like terrorists who are continually looking for new ways to circumvent our protective systems to destroy us , other criminals are constantly looking for new ways to rob or defraud us.
We can't be complacent and should be looking for new ways to protect ourselves.
P.S. Incidentally those small wallets that can protect your personal data on credit and other cards are now easy to find in stores.
Most of us do but you should see what the latest copy of Wired magazine has to say about this trust.
Just remember, just like terrorists who are continually looking for new ways to circumvent our protective systems to destroy us , other criminals are constantly looking for new ways to rob or defraud us.
We can't be complacent and should be looking for new ways to protect ourselves.
P.S. Incidentally those small wallets that can protect your personal data on credit and other cards are now easy to find in stores.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Nurses Death A Perfect Example
This nurse's death, as reported in the post below, is a perfect example of the need for people to stop and think about how their action -- even if no harm is intended -- are going to affect other people.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
When Was The Last Time?
When was the last time you were in touch with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre?
It's not a bad idea to make it a regular practice. Simply type in: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre to keep up to date on all types of scams -- including identify theft.
One of the latest scams you will find information on there is the one where you received a message --allegedly from either CSIS or the RCMP telling you that you're computer has been locked down because it was suspected of being involved in child pornography and that you have to pay $100.00 to have it unlocked.
But make sure you check on the different types of identity theft scams that keep popping up and how you can protect yourself.
It's not a bad idea to make it a regular practice. Simply type in: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre to keep up to date on all types of scams -- including identify theft.
One of the latest scams you will find information on there is the one where you received a message --allegedly from either CSIS or the RCMP telling you that you're computer has been locked down because it was suspected of being involved in child pornography and that you have to pay $100.00 to have it unlocked.
But make sure you check on the different types of identity theft scams that keep popping up and how you can protect yourself.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
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