Social Security Phishing Scam
Here's a tip for those of you looking forward to the 3.3 percent cost-of-living increase in Social Security and other federal retirement benefits next year: Don't be too quick to respond to alleged requests from the Social Security Administration for personal information to update your account. If such a request comes in the form of an official-looking e-mail, it's bogus.
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