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Scam Protection Tools

Below are several scam prevention resources available for consumers from trusted partners like the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA), American Bankers Association (ABA), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and more.

Resource Title Image Source

Protect Your Family from Scams

 thumbnail for Protect Your Family from Scams flyer WBA Consumer-Content-Elder-Fraud.pdf
Scam Awareness and Safety thumbnail of scam awareness and safety WBA Consumer-Content-Scam-Awareness.pdf
Don't Get Spooked by Scams

thumbnail Don't Get Spooked by Scams handout

 WBA Consumer-Content-Scams.pdf
Fake Check Scams thumbnail Fake Check Scams infographic Fake Check Scams Infographic | American Bankers Association
Money Mule Scams thumbnail Money Mules infographic Money Mules: Protect Yourself | American Bankers Association
14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse thumbnail 14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse 14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse | American Bankers Association
Don't Fall Victim to the Grandparent Scam thumbnail Don't Fall Victim to the Grandparent Scam handout Do Not Fall Victim to the Grandparent Scam | American Bankers Association
Online Dating Scams   Online Dating Scams Infographic | American Bankers Association
Phishing: Don't Take the Bait   Phishing: Don't Take the Bait | American Bankers Association

Protecting Seniors

 

 

Protecting Seniors | American Bankers Association

5 Ways to Spot Lottery Scam

 

 

5 Ways to Spot a Lottery Scam | American Bankers Association

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