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Tips to fight senior scams from Sen. Bill Nelson
Last November, the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging launched a special fraud hotline to help deal with the “epidemic” of fraud and scams targeting older Americans and retirees. In the months since, the committee staff says it has responded to more than 1,900 reports of fraud affecting seniors. On Friday, the committee released its bipartisan report on the common types of fraud reported to the hotline. USA TODAY retirement columnist Rodney Brooks asked Committee Chairman Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., about the problem and the report….Read More
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