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1. 5 signs a TV Licensing email is a scam that could nick £170 fee and much more; Similar scams have cost victims thousands recently

3. Real-Time Payments: Driving Financial Inclusion and Economic Growth

5. GONZALES MAN CHARGED IN MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR SCHEME TO DEFRAUD THE COVID-19 EMPLOYEE RETENTION CREDIT PROGRAM

10. Gateshead Council lost over £16,000 through seven cases of fraud last year; Seven proven cases of fraud within the council cost the authority and taxpayers thousands last financial year

11. DWP to tackle social security 'errors' with new search and seizure powers; The new Fraud, Error and Debt Bill is set to tackle potential benefit overpayments and will give the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) more investigative powers

13. Legal Research Commentary: Affordable Care Act in the US - Anti-Fraud Efforts

14. Schwarzwald Capital-backed Fintech Marketplace Cartex Partners with Vesta to Fortify Fraud Protection in the Creator Economy

15. Schwarzwald Capital-backed Fintech Marketplace Cartex Partners with Vesta to Fortify Fraud Protection in the Creator Economy

17. ROMNEY, TILLIS, MANCHIN INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION TO REPEAL COVID-ERA TAX CREDIT RIDDLED WITH FRAUD

18. Improve Your Travel Assistance Performance: Collect Traveler Health Data to Decrease Fraud and Health Costs

22. Furious Rachel Reeves calls Jeremy Hunt 'unbelievable' for suggesting she should be 'grateful'; Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticised the Tories for leaving the economy in a terrible state as she set out her plans for a Covid Commissioner to claw back money lost to fraud

26. 3 scams you should know about to protect your money and identity online

27. Week at a glance: Cost of ad fraud; Ad industry; Digital; Streaming; PR; Campaigns; Memes

28. COVID-19 Fund$ and Fraud: The potential and pitfalls of the Employee Retention Credit

30. The accusation: budget fraud

32. Europe beats US by lowering its borrowing costs; tech fraud trial ends in an acquittal

34. Federal budget 2024 -- winners and losers summary; While everyone's a winner with the energy rebate, which applies to every household, there are certainly some losersFederal budget 2024 LIVE updates: Australia government budget announcement and speech -- latest newsExplore all of our 2024 Australia federal budget coverageGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast

35. DWP benefits and Universal Credit reforms: See full list of changes for claimants including PIP; The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a raft of changes to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefits and Universal Credit system, including a major overhaul of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system

36. DWP reforms: Full list of changes planned for people on PIP, Universal Credit and other benefits; The Prime Minister has announced a series of changes to the welfare system, including a major overhaul of Personal Independence Payment -but the plans have been met with criticism

37. DWP reforms: Full list of changes planned for people on PIP, Universal Credit and other benefits; The Prime Minister has announced a series of changes to the welfare system, including a major overhaul of Personal Independence Payment -but the plans have been met with criticism

38. DWP reforms: Full list of changes planned for people on PIP, Universal Credit and other benefits; The Prime Minister has announced a series of changes to the welfare system, including a major overhaul of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) -but the plans have been met with criticism

40. Fraud gang claiming Universal Credit cost taxpayers £50million; It has been called the largest benefit fraud in England and Wales

41. Gang convicted of Britain's biggest ever benefit fraud claiming more than £50m in Universal Credit; The group used forged documents made in 'benefit factories' to fraudulently make claims thousands of claims for Universal Credit

47. Tech precautions. Selling old gadgets can be a handy way to make some money, but don't let your personal information fall into someone else's hands, warns VICKY SHAW

48. Yet more red tape for R&D tax credits

49. LAST SANE MAN ON WALL STREET: Nathan Anderson made his name exposing--and betting against--corporate fraud. But short selling in a frothy pandemic economy can be ruinous

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