Elder financial exploitation is the illegal or improper use of income or assets of an older adult. It is a devastating and ever-growing problem.
Fraudsters continue to prey on them with all sorts of scams. If you have a senior in the family, there’s no better time than now to talk about just a few of
September is national disaster preparedness month and the scammers are out in full force.
As part of keeping residents of NH connected, we will be offering Tuesday Tips. Our tips will include warnings for elder financial abuse, scammer alerts, and other useful information to keep you
The “grandchild in jail” scheme, “the pigeon drop” trick, the gift-card scam and the fictitious love interest who suddenly falls on hard times and needs money wired overseas.
We stumbled across this piece in Forbes Magazine, originally titled "Seniors Beware, Scammers Want Your Money."
There’s nothing not to like about free public Wi-Fi. That is, if you don’t mind giving scammers easy access to all of your data.
As part of our efforts to keep the residents of New Hampshire, connected and aware, we often scour the internet for helpful information. We stumbled across this jewel from Gloucester Times and
AARP’s weekly podcast The Perfect Scam profiles America’s biggest scam stories. Hosted by Emmy award winning investigative journalist Michelle Kosinski, and leading fraud expert Frank Abagnale, the series introduces listeners to compelling personal stories from scam
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