Scam alert: 12 types of fraud to watch for

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Advisers, particularly those who deal with a client’s finances, may unwittingly abet a fraudulent scheme that victimizes their clients, or they may allow it to occur by not taking more diligent proactive safeguards.

Fraud can occur in a myriad ways, from email scams to identity theft to manipulation of investment valuations. Page through to see a dozen common frauds — and ways advisers can help prevent them.


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