Idaho Enacts “Report and Hold” Law to Strengthen Financial Protections for Seniors and Vulnerable Adults

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Idaho has enacted House Bill 182, known as the “Report and Hold” law, to help safeguard seniors and vulnerable individuals from financial fraud and exploitation.

Protect Your Financial Accounts: Evolving Imposter Scams Use New Tricks to Gain Access

The Idaho Department of Finance (IDOF) is alerting consumers to alarming new tactics reported in increasingly sophisticated imposter scams, wherein scammers disguise themselves as romantic connections, potential employers, or investment professionals, tricking victims into linking financial accounts and initiating an electronic request to transfer funds.

Third Annual Senior Fraud & Financial Exploitation Prevention Roadshow Locations & Partners Announced

The Idaho Department of Finance (IDOF) is excited to announce its third annual Senior Fraud and Financial Exploitation Prevention Roadshow Series. This statewide initiative brings free educational events to Idaho seniors, adult family members, and caregivers, and provides key tools and resources to prevent, recognize, and report financial crimes targeting older and vulnerable adults.

Idaho Department of Finance Partners with Idaho Scam Jam Alliance for Fall Events

The Idaho Department of Finance, in partnership with the Idaho Scam Jam Alliance, is excited to announce a series of in-person and virtual educational events to help Idahoans learn how to prevent, identify, and report financial fraud and scams.

Financial Literacy Month “Tip of the Week” – Home Improvement Financing Considerations

As the seasons change and warm weather approaches, many homeowners consider moving forward with home improvement projects. This may be especially true for those with low interest rates, who opt to stay in their homes longer and seek avenues to upgrade their living spaces.