Senior Fraud Resources 

Please remember that we will never send you a text, email, phone call, or mail asking you to give us your personal, secure information in any of these ways. If you ever receive a request that looks like it is from us asking for your personal information or login credentials, please do not respond and contact your local branch directly.

ABA: American Bankers Association

5 Tips to spot a lottery scam

5 Tips to Spot a Lottery Scam-spanish

7 tips to help older adults choose the right financial caregiver

7 tips to help older adults choose the right financial caregiver-spanish

14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse

14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse-Spanish

Older Americans Grandparents Scam

Older americans grandparents scam-spanish

Joint Bank Accounts Infographic

Social security scams

IRS imposter scams

What is a Scam?

What is a Scam-Spanish?

Phone Numbers

For life threatening emergencies call 911.

For non-life threatening emergencies:

National Elder Fraud Hotline: 1-833-FRAUD-11 (or 833-372-8311)
6 AM-11 PM Eastern Time

Eldercare Locator Helpline:

1-800-677-1116

Adult Protective Services

Report Abuse to Adult Protective Services Association-Idaho

Report Abuse to Adult Protective Services Association-Washington

Report Abuse to Adult Protective Services Association-Oregon