What you can do

As we all experience a never-ending stream of financial scams, let’s talk about card reader skimming — what it is, and how you can protect yourself.

The reality of elder financial abuse can be distressing, but there’s hope! Take these proactive steps now to support and protect your loved ones.

Scammers can gain access to private information, pretend to be someone you know, or request money or payment. Follow these tips to keep your hard-earned money as safe as possible.

As non-digital natives, many seniors are less familiar with technology and can be more trusting than those who grew up in the digital age. Enter: elder abuse.

As Zelle® gains popularity as a fast and free way to send and receive money, it also gains popularity as a tool for scammers. Learn what to watch for so you can Zelle® with confidence.

Keeping seniors and elders safe from financial scams is one of our top priorities. If it’s not yet on your radar, we’ve created an easy-to-use resource to print and share with those you love. Together, we can help stop a scam before it starts.

You know you need strong passwords. But how can you possibly create — and remember — strong passwords for every account? We have actionable, easy tips to get you there and a few other ways to add extra layers of security to your accounts.

Go beyond the password with three additional ways to stay cybersafe. Allowing multi-factor authentication, keeping your devices and apps updated, and fortifying your home from a cyberattack are all powerful methods that are easier than you might think.

You’d do anything to keep your kids safe – including from financial scams. We have six tips to get your family started on a path toward cybersecurity.