Scam Prevention
Pentagon Vulnerable to Malicious Use of Publicly Available Info, GAO Finds
A lack of training creates openings for “malicious actors,” according to a report looking at all military services and several key commands.
“We cannot trust our eyes or ears when it comes to the internet or our devices.”
Learn how MOAA members can access exclusive savings on identity theft protection.
How romance scammers lure servicemembers, veterans, and survivors.
Servicemembers, veterans, retirees, and their family members reported more than half a billion dollars in fraud-related losses to the Federal Trade Commission in 2024 ... likely only a fraction of the financial damage done to the wider uniformed services community by scammers.
MOAA works to educate members on how to avoid scams by:
MOAA members also have access to discounted rates on identity theft protection programs offered by Aura. Learn more about this exclusive benefit.
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A lack of training creates openings for “malicious actors,” according to a report looking at all military services and several key commands.
Fake listings could turn your vacation planning into a financial disaster. Watch out for these red flags.
Unsolicited notices requiring fast action are earmarks of fraud. Learn how to keep your money and personal data safe.
A top financial executive (and retired rear admiral) recounts his brush with fraud and offers advice for others who may be targeted.
Social Security numbers, health insurance information, and tax identification details may have been accessed during the security breach.
Here's how you can stay safe, and how MOAA members can save on expanded fraud protection.
A look at some of the most common types of scams ... and how to avoid becoming a victim.
Impostors build trust, pitch fake investments … and wreck your finances. An upcoming MOAA webinar will offer tips to stay safe.
You’ve probably seen these fake offers already ... but do you know all the red flags?
Were you the target of a financial scam? You’re far from alone – here’s what the numbers say.
Have you been offered “no-cost” medical gear? You could be at risk for identity theft.
Maybe. Watch out for these five red flags and avoid falling for a fake listing.