Tax Returns, Confused Consumers Credit Card Fraud…And Other Friday Factoids

By  |  April 25, 2014
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Do you know … How many billions of dollars will be lost to credit card fraud this year? How many consumers have no idea what NFC is or what it’s for? Or how many tax returns the IRS had in by tax day on April 15th? If not, keep up with the facts with the latest Friday Factoids.

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    In today’s Fridays Factoids, you’ll find out the answers to the following questions:

    • How many tax returns were filed by April 15th this year?
    • How many consumers have absolutely no idea what NFC is or what it is for?
    • How much money was lost in the U.S. alone in 2013 to credit card fraud?

     


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