Most of us like to think we'd never fall for a scam. We're good about deleting suspicious emails, ignoring texts about unpaid tolls, and hanging up on "calls from our bank." But according to the FBI's latest report, Americans age 60+ reported $7.7 billion in fraud losses in 2025, about a 60% increase from the year before. And contrary to what you might assume, many of the people behind that number weren't careless or naive. In short, falling for a con has very little to do with intelligence,...