If you’re over 60, chances are you’ve become a target for fraudsters looking to exploit your hard-earned savings. As retirees settle into what should be their golden years, retirement scams are becoming increasingly aggressive and sophisticated. These schemes aren’t just annoying—they can be financially devastating and emotionally scarring. The scammers know retirees are more likely to have a nest egg, rely on fixed income, and be unfamiliar with evolving digital threats. Here are 10 of the most common scams targeting older Americans right now and how you can protect yourself or your loved ones.
