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You can easily get trapped if you are not careful. Here’s what to know.

You can easily get trapped if you are not careful. Here’s what to know.

A former Wells Fargo branch manager was sentenced for ripping off more than $1 million from elderly customers. It's a crime that experts say is "vastly underreported."

Fraud Watch columnist Elliott Greenblott implores travelers to beware of unsecured networks — and advises them how they can protect their private financial information while on the road.

Mashell Sourjohn from Oklahoma AARP spoke to LiveWire about the Oklahoma Native Elder Honor Awards and other community programs.

Fraud Watch columnist Elliott Greenblott offers a review of what to consider as we anticipate Punxsutawney Phil’s good news about an early spring.

Here are some suggested resolutions from members of our AARP Fraud Watch Team.

With the approach of the Christmas holidays and consumers ramping up their holiday shopping, the Washington, DC AARP warns shoppers to be aware of the uptick of scams. A new 2023 AARP Fraud Watch …

Holiday shopping bargains are on the way, but they can be fertile ground for scammers who keep finding creative ways to separate you from your money.

Previously, phone and internet scammers relied purely on the emotions of the victim and random information gathering, but today the new tool for the criminal is Artificial Intelligence.