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Sat, 12/08/2012 - 1:00am

Age-related changes in the brain may make the elderly more vulnerable to financial scams.

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Elderly Americans Lost Over $3.4 Billion To Fraud In 2023; Here Are The Most Common Scams
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Tech support scams top list of elder fraud, new FBI report
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INVESTIGATES: ‘I was vulnerable’ Artificial intelligence work-from-home job scams targeting victims
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