Key Takeaways
Older adults lose billions of dollars each year from scams and fraud, and scammers are developing new, sophisticated ways to target consumer online.
The best way to stop a scam is to know the warning signs.
Our July 13 webinar will empower participants with tips for protecting themselves, ways to spot common scams and keep their money secure, and how to keep older adults safe from scams.
In our increasingly digital world, scammers continue to develop new, sophisticated ways to target consumers. And older adults lose billions of dollars each year to scams and fraud.
The best way for older adults to avoid becoming a victim is to know what these scams look like. NCOA has partnered with Zelle® to empower older adults and caregivers with knowledge on how to spot common payment scams and what they can do to avoid them. Join us to learn more.
In this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Get tips to protect themselves and their money.
- Identify common scams and keep their money secure.
- Discuss ways to keep older adults safe from scams and how caregivers can help.
Speakers:
- Mary Helen McElfresh, Vice President of Fraud Risk Management, Zelle at Early Warning
- Genevieve Waterman (Moderator), Director, Economic and Financial Security, NCOA
- Soo-Lynn Getz, Director of Fraud Prevention, Zelle at Early Warning
