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I feel like this is a safe enough space to admit that I can be quite… gullible. Especially when it comes to getting a good deal. The internet is full of bait and hooks, especially during the holiday shopping season, and before my morning coffee, I can be a worms-for-brains fish that is way too easy to catch. While it’s easy to assume scams mainly target older generations who are less tech-savvy (no shade, Mom), the truth is that Millennials and Gen Z are just as susceptible to becoming victims of fraud. If I get a text from “USPS” saying my “package is on the way” and to “click the link to track it”, I probably will—whether I should or not!
To understand how scammers are getting smarter and how we can help protect ourselves, we got the inside scoop from Brigitte M. Killings, Head of Community Banking–South Division at Chase Bank, who has over 30 years of experience helping people stay financially safe and secure. She shared how scams have evolved, what red flags to look for, and the simple steps that can help protect your money…
