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February 08, 2022

Podcast: Tips to Protect Against Fraud Exploitation

Fraud and Security, Podcasts
Financial exploitation can be categorized as forgery, misappropriation of financial resources or abusive financial control. While this can happen to any age group, our older loved ones are especially at risk of falling victim to this type of abuse.

In our latest episode, I sat down with Amanda Roberts, Investigations Analyst, to talk about the complex topic of financial exploitation. We covered how to identify financial exploitation, suspicious activity to lookout for, as well as how you can protect yourself and your loved ones from this type of scheme, including strategies such as:

  • Adding a joint signer to your accounts
  • Visiting your county’s Adult Protective Services to connect with an advocate
  • Visiting The Department Of Justice's website, a federal initiative assisting the elderly

Listen below to learn more about how you can protect yourself and your family from financial exploitation.



This podcast is brought to you by CommunityAmerica Credit Union. This recording is for educational and entertainment purposes only and may not reflect the experiences of all consumers. It should not be viewed as personalized financial advice and is not a substitute for consultation with your financial representative. Any reference to third-party websites are provided for information purposes only and are not endorsed by CommunityAmerica. Please visit CommunityAmerica.com to learn more about how we can assist you in achieving your Financial Peace of Mind.

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About the Author
roxanne doss
Roxanne Doss

Fraud Investigations Manager

Roxanne Doss has a Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist (CITRMS) credential that helps CommunityAmerica and our members combat the increasing problem of identity theft. In 2016, she earned her CFE credential from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE).