Educating yourself and those in your care about typical fraud schemes will help you recognize bad actors attempting to exploit unsuspecting people.These five tips will help to prevent fraud: Reset computer passwords  every six months. Never give personal information  or respond to phone requests, even if the caller says they are from your bank or the police.Set up your bank account to send you alerts. You can specify the type of alert, such as withdrawals or credit card charg

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