scam prevention resources

Losing money to scams or fraud can be devastating. It’s vital to keep records and research pathways to justice and recovery to protect yourself from losing more.

Whether you're speaking to an elected representative, a complaints body, or support service, telling your scam story clearly can make all the difference.

Learn 5 key warning signs your home PC or Mac may be hacked — from disabled antivirus to suspicious logins. Discover how to detect and respond to a compromised home computer AND be aware of malicious recovery scammers.

Different banks and payment providers might have different policies on reimbursing victims of fraud, but they do have a responsibility to protect your money. Here’s what you should know.

Many people discover too late that retirement savings have been moved into weak or fraudulent investments. Here are 5 ways to avoid moving your savings into a non-performer.

Don’t face a financial complaint alone. We explain 5 ways to fight back - from self-investigating your case, to knowing when (and when not) to hire an agent. Our community shares insider knowledge under Chatham House Rules so victims can get the justice they deserve

If your retirement savings are caught in a fund collapse, you need to move quickly, keep records, understand complaint pathways and get independent advice before making further decisions.

As if scam survivors don’t blame themselves enough! Here’s how to help shift the discussion of your crime experience.