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When “Just a Few Dollars” Adds Up: Hidden Subscription Traps for Older Adults (and the Rest of Us)
Are small subscriptions quietly draining your loved one’s savings? Learn how recurring donations and unused services can add up, and what families can do to stop the leaks.


Scams Targeting Seniors – What We’re Seeing Right Now
Scams targeting seniors are on the rise. While fraud tactics evolve, many classic schemes remain prevalent, often updated with modern technology or psychological tricks.


The Dark Side of Love: How Gift Card Scams Exploit Our Instinct to Care
Gift card scams are among the most insidious forms of fraud, preying on the basic human instincts of care and generosity.


Protecting Your Loved Ones: The Importance of Naming a Trusted Contact
What is a trusted contact, and why should you consider adding one to your financial accounts? This article explains.


New Program Aims to Prevent Home Title Theft in Georgia
Home title theft is a scam that is getting more attention. If you haven't heard of this type of fraud, here's what you need to know.


Stop Elder Abuse
As longevity increases and the population of older adults grows, abuse of the elderly is becoming a serious problem.


Don't Be Fooled by Scams
While April Fool’s Day happens just once each year, millions of older adults are being fooled by scammers every day.


Beware the IRS Scam Letters
Scammers aren't just impersonating IRS agents via phone calls, the fraudsters are now sending letters. Here's what you need to know


Identity Theft and the Elderly
If you’re over 60 years old or you're looking after an elderly loved one, be careful. Criminals take more than $36 billion from older...


Fraudulent Calls from Social Security Impersonators
Acting Inspector General of Social Security, Gale Stallworth Stone, is urging citizens to remain vigilant of telephone impersonation...














