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 …

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Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing and author of Putting the Luxe Back in Luxury, discourages other hospitality companies to follow suit, as a new Unity Marketing survey of affluent travelers shows over 80 percent are willing to pay a premium …

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. Within London, identity fraud was also prevalent in …

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… talk with their advisor about the fees being charged in their investment portfolio. Research comprising 1,000 affluent, "highly engaged" Americans by Charles Schwab found 39% of those surveyed are simply not actively involved in their investment …

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The study, released Thursday, revealed 67 per cent of Canadians with a net worth of more than $1 million made their wealth on their own, while only 20 per cent attribute part of their wealth to an inheritance. The Canadian Press …

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 …