As Iowans plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day this weekend, the Iowa Department of Insurance and Financial Services is warning consumers to be on guard against romance scams and so-called “relationship investment scams,” a fast-growing form of fraud that blends emotional.
The holidays are among us, and while many Iowans will take time off to be with family and friends, scammers unfortunately will work through the holidays trying to separate you from your savings. The Iowa Insurance Division has received reports.
DES MOINES—Attorney General Brenna Bird is giving Iowans tips for a scam-free holiday season. As many Iowans are preparing for the holidays, scammers are working hard to take advantage of them. It’s now common for Black Friday sales to run.
Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries can review and change their Prescription Drug Plan or Medicare Advantage Plan during the Open Enrollment Period (OEP) from October 15 to December 7. With this year’s OEP underway, thousands of Iowans are turning to Medicare and.
Don’t be fooled by masks or disguises As Halloween approaches, Iowa Fraud Fighters is warning the public to stay alert for scammers impersonating government officials, law enforcement, or financial experts. According to the 2025 Enforcement Report from the North American.
DES MOINES—Attorney General Brenna Bird hears frequently from Iowans that they often find it difficult to cancel unwanted or unused subscriptions. These could be anything from online streaming services to regularly delivered dog food. Subscriptions may be marketed as free.
Be on the lookout for fake pop-up messages on your computer or phone. These messages often claim to be from trusted companies like Microsoft, Apple, or Amazon and warn that your account is involved in serious crimes such as drug.
October is a critical month for those on Medicare. With the start of the Annual Open Enrollment Period on October 15th,those on Medicare have until December 7th to join, switch, or drop a Medicare Advantage (Part C) or Part D.








