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Report: Maryland ranked No. 9 for per-capita credit card fraud reports in 2023

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Lina Khan, chair, Federal Trade Commission, left, and Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO, WalletHub | FTC.gov / WalletHub.com 
            Lina Khan, chair, Federal Trade Commission, left, and Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO, WalletHub | FTC.gov / WalletHub.com 
        
        
        
            
            Maryland ranked No. 9 in the country for per-capita credit card fraud reports in 2023.
            
            That’s according to an analysis of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data reported by WalletHub.
            
            Maryland had 13.05 credit card fraud reports per 10,000 persons in the state.
            
            Nationally, the FTC reported receiving 114,348 complaints of fraud in which the payment method was credit card. Those fraud complaints accounted for $246.1 million.
            
            The FTC also reported receiving 416,582 reports of credit card identity theft in 2023.
            
            WalletHub is a financial website that provides free credit scores and reports to consumers.&nbsp;
            
            The FTC is an independent agency of the United States government established in 1914. It is tasked with protecting consumers and promoting competition by preventing anticompetitive, deceptive, and unfair business practices. Lina M. Khan has been chair of the FTC since June 2021.
            
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            Where did your state rank in 2023 rank for credit card reports per capita?
            Source: WalletHub / Federal Trade Commission data
            StateCredit Card Fraud Reports per CapitaFlorida22.01District of Columbia21.76Georgia19.59Nevada18.3California16.08Delaware15.95Pennsylvania15.06Texas13.37Maryland13.05South Carolina12.79New York12.65Louisiana12.51New Jersey12.46Illinois12.44Arizona11.21Alabama10.62Massachusetts10.01Michigan9.52North Carolina9.52Connecticut9.41Mississippi8.98Virginia8.95Ohio8.86Colorado7.78Rhode Island7.77Indiana6.95Tennessee6.68Nebraska6.09Kansas6.04Washington5.8Arkansas5.75Missouri5.66Oregon5.53New Hampshire5.48Wisconsin5.41Utah5.08Minnesota5Oklahoma4.89Hawaii4.8Iowa4.69Kentucky4.3New Mexico4.29North Dakota4.22Idaho4.02Wyoming3.82Maine3.78Montana3.76Alaska3.64West Virginia3.63Vermont3.49South Dakota3.33

Lina Khan, chair, Federal Trade Commission, left, and Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO, WalletHub | FTC.gov / WalletHub.com 
            Lina Khan, chair, Federal Trade Commission, left, and Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO, WalletHub | FTC.gov / WalletHub.com 
        
        
        
            
            Maryland ranked No. 9 in the country for per-capita credit card fraud reports in 2023.
            
            That’s according to an analysis of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data reported by WalletHub.
            
            Maryland had 13.05 credit card fraud reports per 10,000...

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