EOFY Tax Scams: How to Stay Safe This Tax Season
Watch out for and stay ahead of EOFY scams that are designed to look real, and to freak you out just enough to click, call, or hand over your information.
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Watch out for and stay ahead of EOFY scams that are designed to look real, and to freak you out just enough to click, call, or hand over your information.
Don’t let a scammer break your heart (or bank balance). Scammers are continually searching for ways to access your money. Beware of ever-evolving romance scams, and protect your finances.
Business email compromise is a type of targeted phishing (spear phishing). The goal of the fraudster is to research and/or impersonate their target, to scam them for money, goods, or sensitive information that can be used in the future.
Marketplace scams, also known as buying and selling scams, are on the rise - scammers can easily set up fake profiles and advertise products and services that do not exist. We're here to help you identify this common scam type and avoid being a victim.
Remote access scams have increased across the industry, with hundreds of millions of dollars lost each year by hard-working Australians to them. Find out what a Remote Access Scam is and how to protect yourself.
Whenever you're using any online platform, keep these tips in mind to ensure you are staying safe and keeping your personal information secure.