Seniors, watch out! Here are the top 5 scams targeting you in 2026!
You’ll also be happy to know that a credit freeze is completely free to put in place and lift, as are fraud alerts. And neither action will affect your credit score.
Why do we get that momentary “what if?” when another ship to riches sails across our inbox?
Unfortunately, digital misinformation is not uncommon. Here are some resources to help you separate facts from fiction.
Unfortunately, cybercrimes against seniors continue to be a big problem in the U.S. According to the FBI 2022 Elder Fraud Report, cybercrime cost Americans over age 60 more than $3 billion last year, a whopping 84 percent increase from 2021.
A staggering 2.9 billion people have been impacted by a recent Social Security data breach, leaving many worried about the security of their personal information. Here’s everything you need to know to stay safe.
Certain types of fraud specifically target older adults. Here are five of the most common senior scams to be aware of.
Savvy Senior author, Jim Miller, explains how older adults can protect themselves against phone scammers.






