Fraudulent Financial Schemes: How to Keep Seniors from Becoming Victims
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What are fraudulent financial schemes?
Why are seniors often targeted by fraudulent schemes?
Seniors are often targeted because they may have more savings and assets, may be more trusting, and may not be as tech-savvy as younger generations.
How can seniors protect themselves from fraudulent schemes?
Seniors can protect themselves by being cautious of unsolicited offers, never giving out personal information over the phone or online, and seeking advice from trusted sources before making financial decisions.
What should seniors do if they suspect they have been a victim of a fraudulent scheme?
Seniors should report the incident to the appropriate authorities, such as the Federal Trade Commission or their local law enforcement agency, and seek advice from a trusted financial advisor or family member.
The image is not directly related to the article. It merely symbolizes the life of elderly people. What are fraudulent financial schemes? Fraudulent financial schemes are scams designed to trick individuals into giving away their money or personal information under false pretenses. Why are seniors often targeted by fraudulent schemes? Seniors are often targeted because…
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