Scams and fraud

How to Stop a Scam Before the Money Is Gone

August 4, 2026 · 0:51

A Georgia law lets banks pause a suspicious transfer for an older customer. The part that works almost anywhere is the trusted contact.

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If somebody calls you in a panic and says, why are the money right now? Here's the good news. Your bank can now hit the brakes for you.

A new Georgia law lets a bank pause a suspicious payment for up to 15 business days when it looks like someone over 65 is being scanned. You don't live in Georgia? The best part works almost anywhere.

Call your bank and your investment company and add a trusted contact to your account. That's the person they call when a transfer looks wrong. That's not somebody managing your money.

It's you deciding ahead of time who gets the phone call. You built it. You keep it.

You took care of your family for decades. This is how you make sure nobody takes it now. Go to RigginStrategicSolutions.

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  • Georgia HB 945, effective July 1 2026 (Georgia General Assembly).
  • Trusted contact designations are available at most banks and brokerages nationwide.

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