Article preview: There is a fresh warning today about the dangers of unwittingly becoming a ‘money mule’. Younger people who are facing challenges finding work during the pandemic are the targets of criminals who need to recruit money mules to help them launder the proceeds of their crimes. UK Finance and Cifas have published new figures showing there were 17,157 cases of suspected money muling activity last year, involving 21 to 30 year olds. That’s a 5% increase from a year earlier.
Don’t fall for this money mule trap
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This 764-word blog post considers a new warning from UK Finance and Cifas, about the dangers of becoming a money mule. Written on 10th March 2021.
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