MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—As scams continue to proliferate, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office is offering valuable resources to help residents safeguard themselves and their loved ones. With a focus on the warning signs of fraud, common scams, and effective prevention strategies, the office aims to empower individuals to avoid potential exploitation.
Elderly individuals are often prime targets for financial fraud and exploitation. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office provides detailed guidance on this issue through their publication, “Elder Fraud and Financial Exploitation,” which outlines key warning signs and preventative measures. For more information, visit Elder Fraud and Financial Exploitation.
Additionally, the publication “Financial Fraud and Exploitation Affecting Older Adults” offers insights specifically tailored to address the unique vulnerabilities faced by older adults. This resource can be accessed at Financial Fraud and Exploitation Affecting Older Adults.
For a comprehensive overview of scams that specifically target older adults, the Ohio Department of Aging provides a helpful guide, which can be found at Scams That Target Older Adults.
By staying informed and vigilant, individuals can take proactive steps to protect themselves and their loved ones from the threat of scams.