The FTC's 2024–2025 report on protecting older consumers shows total fraud losses among adults 60 and older have quadrupled since 2020.
Consumers looking to improve their credit are being cautioned that illegal credit repair schemes are not the solution.
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FTC finds spike in reported losses from fraud among seniors, reaching $2.4 billion in 2024: Report
According to the FTC's report, there was a spike in reported losses from fraud among people 60 years and older. The FTC ...
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FTC Scammers Are Stealing Thousands—Don't Fall For This Trick
It can be terrifying to learn your data or finances are at risk. Naturally, if a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) agent offers ...
Seniors have been consistently targeted by a wide range of scams. New data from the Federal Trade Commission show that reported financial fraud losses among older Americans increased sharply in 2024, ...
ATLANTA — Rental scams are costing renters millions of dollars, with young adults bearing the brunt of the deception, according to federal data. The Federal Trade Commission reports nearly 65,000 ...
Adults 60 and older reported losing $2.4 billion in 2024 to fraud, including money lost to investment scams, according to the FTC's annual report to Congress released Dec. 1. That's up 26.3% Many ...
In FY 2025, the agency received more than 2.6 million complaints and 4.8 million new numbers were added to the DNC Registry The Federal Trade Commission issued its biennial report to Congress on the ...
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