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Combating Elderly Fraud

Protect your Finances and your Identity from Thieves

Elderly fraud is a growing problem.

 

In 2023, people over the age of 60 lost over $3.4 billion. This is an 11% increase from the previous year. Efforts are being made to slow down the problem but the problem continues to grow. The financial impact this has on the elderly population is detrimental and needs to be slowed down. This financial disaster is not easy to come back from and a great way to stop it is to be aware of scams. â€‹

Fraud Types

These are some of the most prevalent fraud types/methods used by fraudsters according to the FBI Elder Fraud Report of 2023

 

  • Investment Fraud

  • Tech Support Scams

  • Business Email Compromise

  • Romance Scams

  • Government Impersonation

  • Personal Data Breach

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  • Real Estate

  • Credit Card/Check Fraud

  • Identity Theft

  • Data Breach

  • Extortion

  • Lottery/Inheritance

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