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Most Americans think they can spot a scam, but Citi study reveals otherwise

Scams are becoming more prolific and more sophisticated.

Being aware of the potential of financial scams is an essential life skill these days but being overconfident leaves millions of American adults vulnerable to fraud or identity theft.

A new survey from Citi found that 90% of respondents believe they can identify and prevent financial scams but mo

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