Generation Z is becoming generation fraud

Members of generation Z -- those born in the mid to late 1990s -- are more susceptible to fraud than other age groups and are also committing it at a higher rate. The latest Digital Trust and Safety Index, released today by Sift, shows that 33 percent of Gen Z survey respondents know someone who has, or have personally, participated in payment fraud, compared to only 10 percent of Baby Boomers. In addition, 34 percent of Gen Z consumers have seen offers to participate in online fraud, compared to only nine percent of Baby Boomers. 'These generational divides are blurring… [Continue Reading]