Stay protected from scams, predatory companies, identity theft, and financial fraud targeting veterans and military families. Learn to recognize and avoid common threats.
A Maine man has pleaded guilty to a bank fraud scheme that specifically targeted disabled veterans and their VA benefits. The case highlights ongoing threats facing vulnerable veteran populations and the importance of financial vigilance.
Fraudulent schools and training programs are exploiting veterans by enrolling them in worthless courses to drain their GI Bill benefits without providing real education.
Military advocacy groups call for comprehensive reforms to combat the rising wave of financial fraud specifically targeting servicemembers, veterans, and their families.
The FTC warns veterans and caregivers about scammers claiming you've been overpaid VA benefits and demanding immediate repayment. Learn how to spot and avoid these scams.
A 93-year-old Marine Corps veteran from Oceanside was targeted in an elaborate scam that drained $35,000 from his accounts, highlighting the vulnerability of elderly veterans to financial fraud.
The VA warns veterans about online shopping scams targeting military families, including fake websites, counterfeit products, and fraudulent sellers. Learn how to protect yourself while shopping online.
House Veterans' Affairs Committee hearing examines the growing threat of fraud targeting military families and explores legislative solutions to better protect servicemembers and veterans from financial scams.
Quick access to reporting tools and information to protect yourself from scams targeting veterans.
File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission about scams, fraud, or identity theft.
Go to FTCReport fraud, waste, or abuse involving VA programs or employees: 1-800-488-8244
Go to VA.govGet a recovery plan if your identity has been stolen or compromised.
Go to IdentityTheft.govForward suspicious emails impersonating government agencies to [email protected]
Go to APWG.orgVerify if a VA claims agent or attorney is properly accredited by the VA.
Go to VA.govLearn about the most common scams targeting veterans and how to avoid them.
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