Mona Terry

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96 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 25 Jun

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NerdWallet's Smart Money Podcast · Stop Worrying About Your Financial Advisor and Start Finding the Right One · 25 Jun 2026 podcast

Disconnect, especially if someone's installed malware, if you really don't know what's happening on your device, and then logging out of anything that's logged in.

I think what's hard with the financial impact is if it's something simple, like there's a credit card charge you don't recognize or kind of a single charge.

A lot of times those are easy to fix and quick to resolve.

It's easy to detect that type of fraud.

But when it's more complex types, especially when it's new accounts being established in someone's name, that type of financial account is a lot harder to recover from.

We know that the more accounts that have been accessed, right, so people need that immediate access to their money.

So when those accounts are compromised and they're having to wait the 30 days, right, to go through that fraud process, they maybe didn't provide the right information up front or they aren't able to successfully show that it was a thief that was in their account, not themselves.

I think that's where it starts to get a lot harder.

So it's that balance.

burden of proof is really on the victim.

So I think that especially when you're dealing with something like your finances, that's something that's that's impacting your everyday life.

And so I think that right, your emotions get involved, everyday life is getting involved, especially if the accounts are with different institutions.

Every institution has their own resolution process.

So right, you see one account with one institution, and that's going to take a certain amount of time.

But as that goes across other institutions, it takes that much longer.

It really depends on the scam.

So what we know with job employment scams, they're sharing the most sensitive information.

So they're sharing social security numbers, driver's licenses, those really super sensitive pieces of information that thieves can then misuse in so many different ways.

A lot of times it's account information, so login information for certain accounts.

Sometimes it's just financial information just up front.

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