According to recent reports from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), there has been a significant rise in scams specifically targeting older adults. This vulnerable demographic is increasingly losing money to fraudulent schemes, with the new data highlighting a disturbing trend in financial exploitation. The FTC’s report indicates that older adults are often victims of scams involving deceptive telemarketing, phony online deals, and fraudulent investment opportunities. The surge in these fraudulent activities emphasizes the need for increased awareness and preventive measures. Educating the elderly and their families on how to recognize and avoid scams can be pivotal in curbing financial losses. Furthermore, regulatory bodies are urged to implement stricter oversight and enforcement to protect this at-risk group. This alarming increase in scams targeting seniors underscores a pressing need for vigilance and proactive steps to safeguard their financial well-being.
MSNNew data shows Crime Rates at 30-Year Low as Trump Deploys National Guard in D.C.
August 13, 2025
In a surprising move, President Trump has deployed the National Guard to Washington D.C., despite new data revealing that crime rates are at a 30-year