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Practical guidance to protect yourself from scams and fraud. Learn to recognize warning signs and take simple steps to stay secure.
What changed in the scams targeting older adults
Today’s scams use real-sounding voices, real-looking websites, and people who spend weeks earning your trust before they ask for anything. The good news is the protection still comes down to a small number of simple habits. This hub is organized around five pillars so you can find the right help fast.
Read the anchor article: The New RealityWhat changed in the scams targeting you
The phone call from your grandchild may not actually be your grandchild. The romance you built over months may be one person managing many fake profiles. AI made these scams cheap to run and hard to spot. Start here so the rest of the guides make sense.
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Scam Topics To Know Today
In-depth guides on the scam patterns that target older adults right now. Tap any topic for a full walkthrough.
Romance and Friendship Scams
Recognize fake online relationships designed to steal money.
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Avoid fake computer support calls and pop-up warnings.
View full guideMedicare and Health Scams
Protect your Medicare number and health information.
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Spot phishing emails and suspicious phone calls.
View full guideIdentity Theft Protection
Safeguard your personal information and credit.
View full guideOnline Shopping and Banking Safety
Shop and bank online securely with confidence.
View full guideGovernment Impersonation Scams
Scammers posing as IRS, Social Security, or law enforcement.
View full guideInvestment and Cryptocurrency Fraud
Protect your retirement savings from fake investment schemes.
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