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If you think that social media is a harmless tool for connecting with people, then perhaps it might surprise you to learn about “Russia’s Social Media War on America”. Far from fear-mongering, this is a very real threat that exists all the way at the top. And while you may not work for the DOD, your information is very valuable to hackers. The wealthier you are, the bigger potential target you are. The forms used to hijack your information may vary, from malware to impersonation.

If you missed part one of our internet safety series, check it out here. Let’s continue with how to stay safe using your emails, banking, shopping & how to stay smart when it comes to online scams.

We must navigate the internet environment with sound information to prevent our information from becoming vulnerable to serious problems. From personal computers to social media accounts, please read on for the steps to take to insure that you close all your open doors that attract unwelcome (and even unknown) use of your information.

Custom Wealth Management Quarterly Commentary Q2 2021

The internet, indispensable as it’s become to us, has been around for a long enough time. And, with its power and reach makes it an incredibly efficient tool to those who wish to do harm. We’re interested in keeping your financial health in tip-top shape, and in these times, that includes helping keep you safe on the internet too (do banking or shopping online? Exactly). In this blog, we’ll cover the basics of internet safety before moving into each one more deeply in the coming months.

Many of us learn the lesson, in hindsight, that we should have started our savings and investments far sooner than we did. There are many reasons why we didn't, and a lot of them have to do with the idea that it takes either a lot of money and/or a lot of experience and knowledge.