Let’s take scammers to the cleaners


Financial education is key to limiting the likelihood of someone falling into a scam.

EVERY day, without fail, we have seen reports about how individuals are scammed by all sorts of methods and strategies. The victims are innocent but simply trapped in a situation, thinking that they will get rich quickly.

Scams itself are now a pandemic as they are so widespread to the extent that what is reported is only the tip of the iceberg, as many victims stay silent when they are tricked into parting with their hard-earned monies by these scammers.

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