From National Council on Aging <[email protected]>
Subject Scams are a form of elder abuse. New resources can help stop them.
Date June 3, 2024 1:30 PM
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Scam and Fraud Prevention

New Resources from NCOA and Zelle ® Help Older Adults Recognize and Combat Scams

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Payment scams and other types of online fraud can have a devastating financial and emotional impact on older Americans. They lost over $1.6 billion in 2023. As you prepare to observe World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, you have a new set of resources you can use to educate and empower older adults.

NCOA and Zelle have created educational articles [[link removed]] and videos [[link removed]] covering business impostor scams, online scams, and text messaging scams. In our new toolkit, you'll find everything you need to quickly and easily share these new resources on your social media channels.

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Share this free content and support our campaign to educate and empower older adults with knowledge to spot and avoid online scams.

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