Cómo diferenciar a un cobrador de deudas legítimo de los estafadores
Cuando los cobradores le contactan, usted podría no saber si se trata de uno legítimo o de alguien tratando de estafarle.
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Five ways to recognize a Social Security scam
Social Security scams are the most common form of fraud and scams, and scammers are evolving their tactics to include phone, email, and text. Here are the signs to watch for and how you can protect yourself and loved ones.
Cinco formas de reconocer una estafa con su Seguro Social
Las estafas con el Seguro Social son el tipo más común de fraude y los estafadores están mejorando sus trucos que ahora incluyen llamadas telefónicas, emails y mensajes de texto. Le mostramos las señales que debe observar para protegerse usted y a sus seres queridos.
How to tell the difference between a legitimate debt collector and scammers
Learn how to spot the warning signs of debt collection scams and ways to protect yourself.
Spoil your grandkids, not scammers!
Beware of scammers pretending to be your grandchild, relative, or friend asking for help.
¡Consienta a sus nietos, no a los estafadores!
Esté alerta con estafadores haciéndose pasar por sus nietos, familiares o amigos para pedirle ayuda.
La cantidad de estafas con el número o beneficios del Seguro Social está en aumento
Sepa cómo protegerse usted y a otros de estafas con el Seguro Social usando nuestros manteles individuales gratuitos
Scams involving your Social Security number and benefits are on the rise
Learn how to protect yourself and others from Social Security scams with our free placemats.
This tax season, protect yourself from IRS imposter scams
Help older adults in your community learn the difference between communications from the IRS and a scammer. Order the Bureau’s free IRS Scam placemat today.
Financial institutions report widespread elder financial abuse
The Bureau released a report about key facts, trends, and patterns revealed in Suspicious Activity Reports—or SARs—filed by banks, credit unions, casinos, and other financial services providers from 2013-2017. This first-ever public analysis provides a chance to better understand elder fraud and to find ways to improve prevention and response.