Safeguarding Seniors: How to Spot and Prevent Elder Fraud
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by Jenn Heller
Elder fraud is no small concern, with the FBI reporting a staggering $900M+ loss for Americans aged 60 and above in 2020 due to scams. And this is not just limited to the U.S.; it's a global concern as cybercriminals increasingly exploit online scams to target older adults, particularly those living independently. The financial implications of falling victim to scams are evident. Losses can deplete retirement savings, disrupt plans for inheritance, or compromise daily expenses such as bill payments and groceries.

Identifying Elder Fraud Schemes
Fraudsters employ an array of methods to exploit individuals, but understanding common types of financial scams targeting older adults is key to…
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