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Downloadable Resources — free printable guides you can keep by the phone, on the fridge, or share with family. Print and keep them handy, easy to use in plain language, share with family, and stay protected. Knowledge is protection: these resources are free, non-commercial, and created to help keep seniors safe.

Downloadable Resources — free printable guides you can keep by the phone, on the fridge, or share with family: scam warning signs, a phone scam checklist, and how to protect your information. Print and keep, easy to use in plain language, share with family, and stay protected.

📄 Free Printable Guides

"What to Do if You Were Scammed"

A step-by-step FTC guide covering what to do right away, how to report it, and how to limit the damage.

Source: FTC

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"Avoiding Scams — Tips for Older Adults"

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's plain-language guide to spotting and preventing the most common scams and financial exploitation that target older adults.

Source: CFPB

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"Recognize & Avoid Scams"

A quick-reference card from the FTC listing the most common scam tactics and exactly how to respond to each one.

Source: FTC

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"Elder Fraud Prevention Resources"

The Department of Justice's resource hub for elder fraud, including how to report, victim assistance, and prevention tips.

Source: DOJ

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📞 Helpline Numbers to Print & Post

1-833-FRAUD-11 (1-833-372-8311)

Elder Fraud Hotline

1-877-382-4357

FTC Report Fraud

1-877-908-3360

AARP Fraud Helpline

1-800-CALL-FBI

FBI Tip Line

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