More and more scams begin with a call on your cellphone, advising that you or a loved one owe money that must be repaid immediately.

Gold scams are surging, too, with American seniors being scammed out of $126 million last year alone.

Discover how scams targeting older adults are rising and learn steps plan sponsors and advisers can take to protect participants.

Scammers will go to rather extreme lengths to get seniors to give up personal banking information ... FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android "I knew. I ...

SENIOR SERVICES: Do not fall victim to a phone scam. Be proactive. Be part of the solution.

Scams that target elderly people are far more common than you might expect. Thousands of seniors fall victim to financial fraud, government impersonation, romance scams, and tech support scams ...

The Washington Post recently quoted Cynthia Stewart in an article explaining how older Americans are increasingly being targeted by unreliable information and scams, especially regarding health and ...

The FBI has issued an advisory to all cell phone users warning them against what it calls an "ongoing malicious text and voice messaging campaign." In a Public Service Announcement this month, the ...

Cybersecurity students from Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center visited seniors at Oakwood Village this week to help them with their mobile devices, answer questions about technology and ...

Park residents have accepted the situation and are working to buy the property for a second time, offering the city $20 ...

Preventing scams and fraud Scammers will go to rather extreme lengths to get seniors to give up personal banking information.