Consumers are under a lot of financial strain. The World Economic Forum reports that the cost-of-living crisis is affecting people across the globe. With food and fuel prices rising, it’s becoming ...

PIB Fact Check has flagged a fake video falsely showing Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman endorsing a get-rich-quick scheme ...

An increasing number of sharp-suited, seemingly successful financial influencers – often dubbed “finfluencers” – are flooding our social media feeds, appearing in countless posts, promising a ...

Social media is full of accounts promising incredible results, especially when it comes to building a business and creating income. Ramit Sethi, author of “I Will Teach You to Be Rich,” recently ...

Thousands of Europeans are losing their savings to fake investment ads on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. So how do the ...

The letter comes unexpectedly and features an enticing opportunity for the recipient: A long-lost relative has passed away and left an inheritance that could be yours. Beware of quick riches, though, ...

If it looks too good, it's probably too good to be true. Angie Barnett from the Better Business Bureau explains the newest get-rich-quick scams circulating on social media.

More than seven million UK adults have been hit by a scam in the past year, with 20 of them significantly affected, Citizens Advice has found.

The advancement in digital technology is really astonishing, revolutionizing how we collect data and facilitating how we can harness more information that we can use immediately and effectively.

Many of us are always looking for ways to make more money. If you’re wondering how to “get rich quick,” ChatGPT could maybe throw some ideas your way. To find out for sure, I asked ChatGPT the ...

It is said that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Many Bhutanese who have fallen victims to the QNet scam are painfully realising the wisdom behind this old adage. After Kuensel ...