Fraud isn't just somebody else's problem- it affects us all.
Think about the millions of pounds that could be saved and put back into essential services for the community if so many people weren't defrauding the system. Still think fraud's a problem for somebody else? Use your intelligence.This site has been created as part of our commitment to tackling fraud through the exchange of information. If you've found it useful or if you'd like to let us know how we could improve it why not give us some feedback. The site contains general information about NAFN and the services we provide as well as the latest fraud news and a range of powerful anti-fraud information exchange tools. In addition you'll find a raft of anti-fraud resources. For security reasons many of the resources available have been restricted to members only (subscribed local authorities). However, we've included some information for interested members of the public as well as a limited resource for the small number of non-subscribed authorities- if you aren't already registered you can sign up using this site. Anyone wishing to report a fraud can do so online. All information received by NAFN will be treated in the strictest confidence and passed only to the appropriate authorities. | 
