Financial Fraud and Identity Theft Resources

Unfortunately, financial abuse of seniors and scamming in the general population has become all to commonplace.  One study estimated that in the early 2000's, adults over the age of 50 lost $40 billion to telemarketing scams.  The following resources are available to anyone that believes he or she may have been a victim of financial fraud or knows anyone that has. 

Identity Theft Resource Center

     Email: 

     Website:  idtheftcenter.org

Financial Crimes Enforcement Center

Internet Crime Complaint Center

     Ic3.gov

FBI Local Field Office

     FBI.gov/denver

     (303) 629-7171

24-Hour ID Theft and Fraud Hotline

     (855) 443-3489

Colorado Bureau of Investigation

     Hazel Heckers, Victim Advocate

    

National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA)

     ncea.aoa.gov

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Identity Theft

     (877) 382-4357

If you have a group that is interested in presentation or workshop on financial fraud and scams,

Let's talk:  303.717.5334

Workshops are also available on financial matters of concern to older adults.  Topics include credit and debt, and banking.