Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says criminals have been calling Michiganders and telling them they have CARES Act money available but must claim it immediately. WWJ's Greg Bowman reports the bad actors use that as an opening to steal your personal information.

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Good news for borrowers: The Federal Reserve seems increasingly convinced that the inflation rate will drop to the desired 2% which could signal rate cuts in the coming months.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says criminals have been calling Michiganders and telling them they have CARES Act money available but must claim it immediately. WWJ's Greg Bowman reports the bad actors use that as an opening to steal your personal information.
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Good news for borrowers: The Federal Reserve seems increasingly convinced that the inflation rate will drop to the desired 2% which could signal rate cuts in the coming months.

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