Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press

More consumers could soon hear from con artists impersonating insurers or health department officials as part of the COVID-19 vaccination effort.

Most people polled by the American Institute of CPAs did not know that working remotely in other states could make taxes more complicated now.

The possiblity of a third stimulus payment may give families who faced financial hardship in 2020 another reason to file their tax returns early.

The nude photo scam is a new twist on the old romance scams that drive people to lose their shirts.

New investors tend to be young, lower income, and more racially and ethnically diverse, according to a new study about investing during the pandemic.

Does the GameStop mania represent a rebellion of people fighting against hedge funds? Or is it just another bubble where investors will be hurt?

Many student loan borrowers already had been struggling before the pandemic hit in 2020. This year, borrowers hope for some added relief.

Tax filers need to know rules relating to their unemployment checks, charitable contributions, and stimulus cash when trying to snag a tax refund.

Consumers are flooding the Better Business Bureau with calls about what looks like another stimulus scam. But it’s not a scam.

Con artists are playing tricks on taxpayers, small business owners and others relating to COVID-19 economic relief, including new stimulus payments.