Videos
Tracy Coenen has provided her insight and comments about Ponzi schemes, investment fraud, tax fraud, and corporate fraud for news reports and shows on major cable networks.
All year long we’ve been seeing news story after news story about how “direct selling” (the name meant to disguise multi-level marketing and confuse consumers about the true intent of the companies) is a great option for making money during difficult economic times.
Tracy Coenen appeared on a special hour-long episode of CNBC’s “On the Money” devoted to scams and frauds. Check out the top five tax scams that consumers should look out for:
Tracy Coenen talked on CNBC’s “On the Money” about reducing your property tax bill by fighting your assessment. Property values have declined dramatically, and a homeowner could save hundreds or thousands of dollars by having their assessment updated to reflect the reduced value of the property.
CNBC’s “On the Money” focused on the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme that is estimated to have created over $50 billion in losses to investor victims. Tracy talks with Carmen Wong Ulrich about how consumers can protect themselves from Ponzi schemes.
CNBC’s “On the Money” wants consumers to know how to protect themselves from mainstream business opportunity scams and multi-level marketing schemes that could cost the average consumer hundreds or thousands of dollars.
Tracy Coenen appeared on CNBC’s “On the Money” to talk with host Carmen Wong Ulrich about some important year-end tax moves consumers should make. The first segment was broadcast on CNBC, and the second segment was a Web Extra.
Tracy Coenen appeared on CNBC’s “On the Money” to give her expert opinion on the Alternative Minimum Tax provision in the "bailout bill."
Milwaukee's NBC affiliate, WTMJ, interviews fraud investigator Tracy Coenen about issues in finance campaign reports related to the mayoral race.
