Both victims of the Texas flooding and those who want to donate to help should keep an eye out for possible scams.

Seniors are targeted because they control a significant portion of the nation’s wealth, one financial counselor said.

In the aftermath of catastrophic flooding in Texas, with many wishing to donate to charities that support victims and their families, consumers should be aware of how to avoid and report charity ...

Donors have many choices to consider when giving to charity. Things such as what type of charity to give to, where the money ...

In the wake of catastrophic flooding in Central Texas that left more than 125 people dead and dozens missing, federal and ...

The Better Business Bureau warns Alabamians eager to help Texas flood victims to watch for disaster relief scams. Carl Bates, president of the BBB of Central and South Alabama, shares ...

Many of us would like to help the victims of the Texas floods. But the Better Business Bureau is warning about some questionable charities that may solicit donations. Here's how to find a good one.

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Scammers who view this heartbreaking disaster as an illicit financial opportunity will be identified and held accountable, said the FBI.

On Friday, the Better Business Bureau shared advice on how to ensure an organization taking donations is legit, especially ...

Carl Bates with the BBB of Central and South Alabama has been communicating with BBB chapters in Texas. Right now, they are urging Alabamians not to bring supplies, like cleaning products, paper ...

Scammers are targeting donors wanting to help Texas flood victims, with the BBB warning about 'high-pressure tactics' and ...