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June is World Elder Abuse Awareness Month; Social Security is a Key Vulnerability
It’s a pretty constant threat, but the scammers in recent months appear to have ramped up their efforts amid the stimulus confusion and the general havoc in the economy. So much so that the Social Security Administration today issued another alert on the topic. Vonda Van Til, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist, provides guidance for seniors on what steps to take when targeted by a scam call. Read her post here…
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