Working Caregivers Concerned Over Returning to Workplace
Survey among working caregivers to gauge their concerns and desires for a post-pandemic workplace.
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Consumer Fraud in America: The Black Experience
AARP commissioned a survey of 2,808 U.S. adults age 18+ to gauge awareness and incidence of scams among Hispanic and Black Americans.
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57% of Latinos surveyed say they do not answer a call from someone they don’t know, a habit that can help avoid scams.
Consumer Fraud in America: The Latino Experience
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Contrary to fraud stereotypes, younger Black adults are more likely to report being targeted by a scam.
Consumer Fraud in America: The Black Experience
