Independent education & support
Look out for someone you care about.
Guidance for families and caregivers of older adults: recognize the warning signs, put safeguards in place together, and know who to call if money has been sent.
If someone 60 or older has lost money, contact their bank first. Then call the National Elder Fraud Hotline at 833-FRAUD-11 (833-372-8311), Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern, for free guided help.
For caregivers · 5 min read
Signs someone you care about is being targeted
Recognize the changes in behavior, money, and messages that often appear when a scam is aimed at an older adult.
Read the guide →For caregivers · 5 min readSet up safeguards together, before a scam
Practical protections you can put in place with an older adult while respecting their independence.
Read the guide →For caregivers · 5 min readIf someone you care about already sent money
Support them first, then act quickly: the bank, the National Elder Fraud Hotline, and the right reports.
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