SAFE: Protecting Yourself from Financial Exploitation Webinar | Tuesday, November 12th

by NCRO

In today’s digital world, cybersecurity is essential for everyone — and that includes senior citizens, who are increasingly targeted by online scams and cyber threats. Many older adults are using technology more than ever to stay connected with loved ones, manage finances, and access healthcare. Unfortunately, this increased online presence can expose them to risks like phishing, identity theft, and fraud. Ensuring cybersecurity for senior citizens is crucial, not only to protect their personal information and financial assets but also to empower them to use technology safely and confidently. With awareness and the right tools, seniors can enjoy the benefits of the digital world without falling victim to online threats.

About Ms. Hall

LaToya Hall, MSW, is currently a research assistant and program director at Wayne State University’s Institute of Gerontology (IOG). Throughout her MSW career, LaToya has dedicated her focus to asset building and financial stability programs serving vulnerable populations. In LaToya’s current position she directs the Success Aging Through Financial Empowerment (SAFE) program, which is dedicated to educating seniors and caregivers on financial exploitation (FE) and financial management; and offering one on one services to address senior financial exploitation and caregiver financial management. 

SAFE: Protecting Yourself from Financial Exploitation

The Scams and Identity Theft presentation will educate older adults on the dynamics of Financial Exploitation and how to protect themselves from being victimized.  The presentation addresses older adults as targets and some of the most common types of exploitation.  This presentation will also provide older adults with information on accessing SAFE program services, should they find themselves in need of assistance due to victimization.

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SAFE: Protecting Yourself from Financial Exploitation Webinar | Tuesday, November 12th

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