Provides for preparation and distribution of written notice to senior citizens concerning risks and prevention of fraud and identity theft.

S 2667 requires New Jersey's Director of Consumer Affairs to create an annual notice educating senior citizens (60+) about fraud risks and identity theft prevention, including common scams and protective measures. The Commissioner of Human Services must then distribute this notice to the public upon request and to state-funded organizations serving seniors for onward sharing. The notice must be updated yearly and posted online, aiming to proactively inform seniors about financial security threats. The bill is pending before the Senate Health Committee as of February 2024.