Over 27 Million Consumers Have Been Victims of Identity Theft in Last Five Years

WASHINGTON - Over 27 million American consumers have had their identities stolen and used to commit theft and fraud in the last five years, according to a survey released by the Federal Trade Commission. According to the survey, last year's identity theft losses to businesses and financial institutions totaled nearly...

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