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Senior Security Awareness 2

Post author By Ian McClymont
Post date June 15, 2023
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Introduction To Senior Security Awareness 2 Senior Security Awareness 2. Scams targeting older adults are all too common in today’s world. Many scammers think of seniors as prime targets because of their retirement savings or because they may live alone. There are also many outdated and downright inaccurate stereotypes about older adults that make them popular […]

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Common Scams That Target Seniors

Post author By Ian McClymont
Post date June 29, 2022
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How common are scams that target the elderly? Common Scams That Target Seniors. This is just one example of the many scams that target the elderly. A report from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) estimates that roughly 5 million senior citizens become victims of fraud or financial abuse every year. A recent report […]

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