What you need to know to protect yourself from fraud

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says education powerful tool for avoiding fraud

March is Fraud Prevention Month! The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) reports that in 2024, Canadians lost $638 million to fraud—up from just $78 million a decade ago. This year's theme is "Uncovering Fraud," and throughout the rest of the month, we’ll break down common scams, how they work, and highlight recent cases from across the North East Region. Fraudsters rely on urgency, secrecy, and untraceable payments. Look out for these red flags: • Pressure to act fast • Insistence on secrecy • Re

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