Imagine finding an affordable rental property near your daughter’s established family home. You go back and forth with the realtor from the listing for weeks. You fill out the online application and you are approved. Before buying moving boxes, you
With over 65 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits, it’s no surprise that scammers target elders under the disguise of the Social Security Administration. Seniors across the United States have received fraudulent letters, emails, phone calls and even text messages
As technology continues to advance in our 21st century society, senior scams are becoming more sophisticated than ever before. In a recent interview, Kathy Stokes, Director of Fraud Prevention at AARP, claimed that “cybercrime” has already cost older Americans over
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