Category: Elder Fraud

Elder Fraud refers to various fraudulent schemes specifically targeting older adults, often exploiting their vulnerabilities, isolation, or lack of familiarity with technology. This form of fraud can take many shapes, including investment scams, lottery or prize scams, identity theft, and phishing schemes. Fraudsters may use manipulation tactics, such as posing as trusted individuals or agencies, to gain the trust of elderly victims and extract personal information or financial assets. The consequences of elder fraud can be devastating, leading to significant financial loss and emotional distress for the victims. It is essential for families and caregivers to educate older adults about these risks and encourage them to report any suspicious activity promptly.

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( Senior Protections – Article ) ( Articles ) ( Senior Protections ) Senior Protections As the population of older adults continues to grow, the need for comprehensive protections against various forms of exploitation becomes increasingly important. Several federal agencies are dedicated to safeguarding seniors from physical, mental, and financial exploitation. Below is an overview of these agencies, their […]