SAN FRANCISCO, CA and NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwired – Jun 18, 2013) – Martini Media, a global media and advertising company, shared key findings from its most recent Affluent Online Shopper Index(TM) research study powered by comScore. The index …

But it added victims are also being targeted in more affluent towns near the UK's major cities – typically younger couples living in new homes, with average incomes and a high demand for credit. Other identity fraud hotspots include Birmingham …

In a Post-Election, Post-Holiday Season, the Affluent Continue to Shop and …Marketwire (press release)SAN FRANCISCO, CA and NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwired – Jun 18, 2013) – Martini Media, a global media and advertising company, shared key findings from its most recent Affluent Online Shopper Index™ research study powered by comScore. The index …

Affluent Consumers Continue SpendingMediaPost CommunicationsAttribute it to an improving economy, or simply fatigue in behaving a certain way, but the days of well-to-do consumers reportedly hiding their blue Tiffany bags in plastic Target bags are just about over. According to the most recent Affluent Online …Martini Media Study: Affluent Spend More, Despite Larger Consumer Sentiment […]

Telegraph.co.uk Poor Children Are Being 'Failed By Schools'Sky NewsIn a speech Sir Michael Wilshaw warned there was an "invisible minority" of disadvantaged children living in what are seen as traditionally affluent areas that are being let down. He said these children were "labelled and buried in lower sets" then …Ofsted: Outstanding schools face sanctions for […]

Nick Mothershaw, UK& Ireland director of identity & fraud at Experian, says: “Fraudsters are clearly attracted to rich pickings in more affluent areas, where access to an identity might be harder to obtain but the prize makes it worth the extra effort …

However, there has also been a growing trend towards more affluent areas, with thieves beginning to target younger couples living in suburbs who have just moved into their first home and as such have a higher demand for credit. Nick Mothershaw, head of …

But it added victims are also being targeted in more affluent towns near the UK's major cities – typically younger couples living in new homes, with average incomes and a high demand for credit. Other identity fraud hotspots include Birmingham …

But it added victims are also being targeted in more affluent towns near the UK's major cities – typically younger couples living in new homes, with average incomes and a high demand for credit. Other identity fraud hotspots include Birmingham …