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Nine states — along with the nation’s capital — were called out by the report as the riskiest in the U.S. for fraud and identity theft. ESB Professional / Shutterstock.com
A new report on identity theft and fraud across the United States has found that your risk of being hit by these crimes varies depending at least in part on where you live. Using federal government and credit bureau data, WalletHub’s report uses 14 statistics to rank each U.S. state by residents’ vulnerability to identity theft and fraud. For example, statistics used include: Following are the top…
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