scam prevention

When you discover you’ve fallen victim to a financial scam, the shock can be overwhelming. You feel violated, anxious, and uncertain where to turn. Yet, recovering lost funds is not impossible. With a structured approach, you can dispute fraudulent charges, pursue a bank scam refund, and reclaim control of your finances. Scams today range from […]

Investment and financial scams targeting the elderly in the United States are becoming increasingly common, posing a serious threat to their financial stability and well-being.  According to a recently published article on the National Institute of Justice’s website (NIJ), “older adults lose more than $36 billion to financial fraud every year”. Seniors often have significant

The Rising Threat of Romance Scams Targeting the Elderly in the US In this day and age, where love can be found with just a swipe or a click, not all connections are as they seem. Romance scams have become increasingly prevalent, particularly targeting vulnerable elderly individuals in the US.  According to a recent article

Lottery and sweepstakes scams are pervasive, preying on the hope and excitement of unsuspecting individuals. These scams promise substantial winnings or prizes but ultimately steal money and personal information from their victims. In 2023, the FBI’s IC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center) published an Elder Fraud Report which showed that complainants aged over 60 years old

Scams and fraud have unfortunately become prevalent in our society, and one of the most insidious forms is the fake charity scam. These scams exploit the generosity and trust of well-meaning individuals, particularly seniors, who are often targeted due to their charitable nature. Understanding how to spot fake charities and protect oneself from donation scams

Medicare fraud is a serious issue that affects millions of seniors across the United States. Fraudsters exploit the complexities of the Medicare system to deceive and steal from elderly individuals, resulting in billions of dollars in fraudulent claims each year.  “Senior Medicare Patrol places estimates at $60 billion a year—far lower, but still significant. The