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Don’t fall for Social Security scams

It seems there is no end to the number and kind of fraud attempts that criminals will use to try to get at your money, and targeting seniors seems to be a very popular type of scam these days. Those of us on Social Security usually rely heavily on those benefits coming in, so a call from someone claiming that those benefits are in jeopardy will usually get your attention. But beware! The Social Security Administration doesn’t make unsolicited calls to beneficiaries, so if you get one it almost certainly is a scammer trying to con you into providing them with personal information they can use to steal your identity. As explained in this Motley Fool article by Rita Williams, there are several steps you can take to protect yourself from those trying to bilk you out of your money. Click here to read more.

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