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At 65, It's Just a Number, we believe that staying informed is a form of self-care. Whether it's avoiding scams, protecting your identity, or making smart financial choices, knowledge is power, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) delivers it straight to your inbox.
Content Contributor: WEBC
What Are Consumer Alerts?
The FTC's Consumer Alerts are free e-mail updates that share timely tips on fraud prevention, online safety, and consumer rights. They're written in plain language and designed to help you make informed decisions.
Why It Matters for Us:
From phishing scams to fake sweepstakes, older adults are often targeted, but we're not helpless. These alerts offer real-liofe example and actionable advice to help you spot trouble before it starts.
How to Subscribe:
Signing up is easy. Just visit ftc.gov/subscribe and check the box for "Consumer Alerts". You'll start receiving updates that help you stay one step ahead.
This is a recent Consumer Alert issued by the FTC on September 22, 2025
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