Woman Pleads Guilty to Fraud Targeting Retirees and Military Pension Holders
A South Carolina woman pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a national scheme to exploit veterans in desperate financial straits and elderly investors seeking a safe retirement.
A South Carolina woman pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a national scheme to exploit veterans in desperate financial straits and elderly investors seeking a safe retirement.
While financial and identity theft can happen any time of year, military families are especially vulnerable when moving for a permanent change of station.
There is the potential for abuse by guardians and other caregivers and caretakers, and we want you to be aware of these dangers. Here is information from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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