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The Coalition’s Social Media Competition 2025 
The Coalition’s Social Media Competition is live but we need your help. Our campaign, designed to raise fraud awareness among young adults, relies on member engagement to reach its full impact. This year, Wayne State University students have created innovative posts that speak directly to 18 to 25 year olds, showing how insurance fraud affects them and how they can help prevent it. But to make sure these messages are seen by as many people as possible, we need you to take action now. We strongly encourage all members to follow, like, and share the posts on the Coalition’s Facebook and Instagram pages. Every share, comment, and like helps amplify these messages, strengthens our collective impact, and ensures the next generation hears the call to action. Act today, your engagement can make all the difference. #StopInsuranceFraud #InsuranceFraudAwareness 
Long Term Care Fraud 2025 
The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is working on a new initiative focused on preventing Long-Term Care (LTC) fraud. The upcoming resources, which will be available on the Coalition’s website, are designed to help insurers, Departments of Insurance, and consumer groups raise awareness and educate families about how to recognize and report suspected fraud. The materials will include social media graphics, infographics, and a downloadable brochure that outline what to watch for and which agencies to contact if long-term care fraud is suspected. This initiative continues the Coalition’s commitment to equipping its members with effective tools to protect consumers and strengthen the fight against insurance fraud.
Coalition’s Annual Meeting 2025
Join us this December at the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud 2025 Annual Meeting, hosted at the Renaissance Hotel Arlington Capital View in Arlington, VA on December 2-3. This premier gathering brings together anti-fraud professionals, insurers, regulators, and consumer advocates from across the country to connect, collaborate, and advance the fight against insurance fraud.
Advertise With The Coalition
Numerous organizations have embraced this unique advertising opportunity; now it’s your turn! Feature your organization at our Annual Meeting on December 2-3 in Arlington, VA.
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FraudPod

Welcome, Coalition members, to FraudPod — your inside track on the fight against insurance fraud. Each episode spotlights a member of the Coalition across the industry who is driving real change, sharing insights from the front lines, innovative projects, and proven strategies that make a difference. If you would like to record a FraudPod, please contact Joseph at  joseph@insurancefraud.org to schedule a time to discuss.

 

 

 

 

LEGISLATION: Latest Updates

Track Insurance Fraud Legislation. Get updates on new fraud bills, regulations, and model acts as they develop. We monitor state-level changes and industry developments so you can stay informed on the legislation that matters to your work. Simple updates. Clear insights. Always current.

 

 

 

Consumer Fraud Videos

The Coalition has curated a library of insurance fraud awareness videos exclusively for use by our member organizations. These professionally produced videos are designed to support your fraud prevention campaigns and can be customized with your organization’s logo, which will appear at the end of the selected video. This resource is available to Coalition members only and aims to enhance outreach and education on the dangers of insurance fraud.

 

 

 
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Fraud Stats

Stats reveal fraud trends. How big is fraud? … How much damage … Progress we’re making — or not … What scams are happening, and why. Find the fraud facts — across all lines of insurance.

The most recent report shows that $308.6B is stolen every year

Did you know that $308.6B can…
• Stretch to the moon and back 16 times!
• Purchase approx. 771, 500 homes!
• Fund approx. 3,086,000 four-year college degrees!
• Cost approx. $932.63 per person each year!
• Cost approx. $3,750.52 per family each year!
• Buy 81 billion school lunches!

3 of 4 insurance companies are convinced that insurance fraud is growing

Nearly three out of four insurance companies report that fraud is increasing or remaining steady, underscoring a growing concern within the industry. In response, the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud—a national alliance of over 300 organizations, including insurers, consumer groups, and government agencies—is intensifying its efforts to combat this pervasive issue. Through collaboration, research, and public education, the Coalition aims to protect consumers and reduce the financial impact of fraudulent activities.

4 of 5 consumers are concerned

A significant majority of consumers express concern about insurance fraud and its detrimental effects on both the economy and individuals. This widespread apprehension underscores public awareness of the financial burden that fraudulent activities impose, including increased premiums and eroded trust in the insurance system. In response, the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is actively collaborating with its diverse stakeholders to foster a more secure and trustworthy environment for all. By uniting these groups, the Coalition aims to effectively combat the ever-evolving landscape of insurance fraud.

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