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IMPORTANT REMINDER

If you believe you have been targeted by a scam or fraud, contact:


• Your local police department 

• Your financial institution(s)

• Trusted family, friends, or advisors


Acting quickly can help limit financial losses and protect your identity. 

Where to Report Fraud or Scams


Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Report fraud, scams, and deceptive practices.


ReportFraud.ftc.gov


877-FTC-HELP (877-382-4357)

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

Report online scams, cybercrime, phishing, and internet-related fraud.


IC3.gov

National Elder Fraud Helpline

Designed specifically to help older adults who may be victims of fraud.


833-FRAUD-11 (833-372-8311)


Identity Theft Assistance

IdentityTheft.gov

A free FTC resource to report identity theft and receive a personalized recovery plan.


IdentityTheft.gov

AnnualCreditReport.com

Obtain free credit reports from all three major credit bureaus.


AnnualCreditReport.com


877-322-8228

Fraud Alerts & Credit Freezes

Contact the major credit bureaus:


Equifax.com

Experian.com

TransUnion.com

Scam Prevention & Education


AARP Fraud Watch Network

Tips, alerts, and resources focused on helping older adults avoid scams and fraud.


AARP.org/money/scams-fraud

National Council on Aging

Information on common scams targeting older adults and how to avoid them.


NCOA.org

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Resources on elder financial exploitation and consumer protection.


ConsumerFinance.gov

Free Consumer Guide

Elder abuse and fraud can happen to anyone. 


Download our guide specifically designed to help you: 

• Understand elder financial abuse

• Recognize warning signs

• Identify common scams and risky situations

• Know what to do if you’re concerned

download now

Interested in Learning More?

Fairway SAFE regularly hosts educational webinars focused on helping older adults and their families recognize scams, protect their finances, and stay informed about emerging fraud trends.

Register for a SAFE Webinar

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