Making time to review your statement each month can help you stay on top of any potential problems before they begin compounding against you.

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Many of us cannot resist just ignoring a troubling text. If we respond, crooks know they've got a great shot at making some good money.

If you paid up or attempted to pay after receiving a scam text, call your card issuer. Make sure to call the number on the back of your debit card or credit card that you've used.