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England schools offered lessons on fraud and financial exploitation

The UK government says classes for ages 10 to 18 and their parents will explain warning signs and how fraudsters recruit money mules.

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  • The government says schools across England will be offered lessons on fraud and financial and sexual exploitation.
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The lessons aim to help young people recognize recruitment tactics, including fake job offers that use bank transfers to move criminal funds.

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