As we begin 2025, it’s important to remember that scammers always find new ways to trick you out of your hard-earned money. Fortunately, with a few proactive steps, you can reduce your risk of falling victim to fraud. Here are some key steps you should take to protect yourself this year: 1. Keep Personal Information Private 2. Use Strong, Unique …

While we shop, cook, and hang holiday lights, scammers are busy looking for their next targets. See Better Business Bureau’s list of holiday season scams.

Medicare open enrollment is here for more than 65 million participants. As you consider the many options, don’t forget to keep an eye out for scams. Scammers use this time as an opportunity to take advantage of older adults. Remember that these imposters have many tools like spoofing phone numbers so that it appears to be from a trusted source. …

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Poisoning is a deceptive technique used by scammers to manipulate search engine results. SEO poisoning works because it uses people’s assumptions that the top results are the best choices.

According to the FBI, property and mortgage fraud are among the fastest-growing crimes in the nation. Older adult homeowners are often targeted because scammers assume their property is paid off.

Across the nation, amid rising rental costs, communities are seeing increased rental scams. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has a few tips to avoid rental listing scams.

Tips to protect against AI scams that use a cloned voice of a loved one from Federal Trade Commission & AgeWell Middle Tennessee

Tennesseans lost approximately $104 million to scammers in 2022. The Better Business Bureau provides a list of scams to be on the lookout for during (and even after) the holiday season and tips on how to keep yourself from being the next victim.

October 15th begins open enrollment for Medicare’s more than 65 million participants. Scammers use this time as an opportunity to take advantage of older adults.