Lissa Anderson was a diplomat with the US State Department for over a decade, having served in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Iraq and France. Since leaving the State Department, Lissa has lived as an American ...

Using an ATM gives you easy access to money, but there are some security issues that you should keep in mind. The most important one: do not give your PIN (personal identification number) to anyone.

Have you ever fallen victim to debit or credit card theft at an ATM? Skimmers and shimmers are small, covert devices used by fraudsters to steal your card information, posing significant security ...

ATM fees have a sneaky way of eating into travel budgets. What starts as a convenient cash withdrawal in Paris or Bangkok can quickly turn into a series of small financial cuts that add up to hundreds ...

While the U.S. dollar is accepted in some countries, you'll often need to withdraw money in the local currency when you're overseas and have a credit card on you for situations where the local ...

Credit card skimmers can give crooks access to your money – all before you even know your information has been stolen. Skimming involves criminals installing covert devices on card-reading machines ...

Real world bitcoin ATMs are playing a bigger role in the proliferation of online Bitcoin scams than ever before. Data from the Federal Trade Commission shows consumers reporting over $110 million in ...