HB10829: One Front Door for Elder Fraud Act of 2026
- 1Introduced (current step)
- 2Passed One Chamber
- 3Passed Both Chambers
- 4Became Law
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Summary
To direct the Elder Justice Coordinator of the Federal Trade Commission to establish a website and hotline for victims of fraud and scams directed at elders, and for other purposes.
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This bill directs the Federal Trade Commission's Elder Justice Coordinator to create a website and telephone hotline specifically for older adults who have been victims of fraud or scams. The Elder Justice Coordinator is an official at the FTC responsible for protecting seniors from financial abuse. The website and hotline would serve as a single, easy-to-find place where seniors can report fraud and get help. The bill was recently introduced in Congress and has not yet been considered by a .
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HB10829: One Front Door for Elder Fraud Act of 2026