The latest scams targeting older adults can be devastating to everyone involved. Here's what we're seeing most often.

Every year, millions of people fall for these scams, which arrive via email, phone, text, and payment apps. Here's how to avoid them.

Elder Care Coordinator Debra King talks about the scams, cons, and frauds that she and her clients have been seeing lately.

Fraudsters are using the full suite of scam tools and closely following the headlines, adapting their tactics to the times.

If you’re an older adult, or you’re caring for one, be on the lookout for the latest schemes. While anyone could fall for a scam...

Scammers are an imaginative lot. No matter what happens, they’ll think up a scheme that uses the situation to bilk unsuspecting people.

As the nation faces the current CORONAVIRUS concern, scammers are already finding ways to take advantage of us.

Criminals trying to pull the Social Security scam on seniors aren't just using robocalls. They're now sending letters.

A few months ago, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reported complaints from people receiving fake letters supposedly from the IRS.

It’s almost open enrollment for Medicare’s more than 60 million participants--which means the scams won't be far behind.

Just when you think that a scam has been snuffed out, fraudsters find a way to resurrect it. Case in point: the Deed Scam.

There was a time when going on vacation meant we could let our guard down and be carefree. Not anymore.

Fraudsters use spoofing techniques to impersonate the authorities. Make sure your elderly loved ones are aware.

The IRS reminds holiday shoppers to protect their tax and financial data from identity thieves.

Scammers are hard at work trying to defraud older adults.

When it comes to credit card fraud, shimming is the new skimming. This article explains more.

Scammers are calling asking for health insurance information. The calls appear to come from the TN Dept. of Health Central Office.

It's the news no caregiver ever wants to get--an elderly loved one has been the victim of a data breach and his identity has been stolen.

It's so easy to fall for scams, especially ones that involve criminals impersonating the IRS. Here's a list of the latest schemes.

Scammers will use any method to manipulate your generosity.

Just when you thought criminals couldn't come up with any more scams, they invent a new way to bilk people out of their hard-earned money.

If you're caring for elderly loved ones, please watch for new schemes involving the tax system that continue to claim victims.

Vacation means we can let our guard down and be carefree, right? Unfortunately, in this technological age, the answer is no.

If you get a call like this, know that you’re being targeted by the latest scam sweeping the nation.