Posted on Feb 23, 2023

The top scams of 2022

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The top scams of 2022

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Finance Federal Trade Commission

Posted 1 y ago

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COL Randall C.

Posted 1 y ago

"Younger adults (ages 20-29) reported losing money more often than older adults (ages 70-79). But when older adults did lose money, they lost more than anyone else."

So the youngsters are more gullible, but the oldsters have more assets.

Sounds about right.

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The top scams of 2022

The top scams of 2022

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