Woodbridge|Local Event
How to Avoid Scams: A Program for Seniors
Knowledge is your best defense against fraud!
Unfortunately, there are people who scam others for a living. They may try to steal your money, your personal information, your identity, and even your benefits. Learning how to recognize the warning signs can help keep you and your loved ones safe.
Join Anastasia Kokinos, Division Head of Consumer Affairs, Middlesex County Department of Public Safety and Health, for an informative and interactive presentation on how to identify, avoid, and report scams.
Free Energy Savings Kit for those who attend.
Topics Include:
- Common scams targeting seniors
- Phone, email, text, and online fraud
- Identity theft prevention
- Protecting your Social Security, Medicare, and other benefits
- Warning signs that a scammer is trying to trick you
- Where to get help and report fraud
Through real-world examples and practical tips, you'll learn how to recognize scams before they happen and gain the confidence to protect yourself from fraud.
Remember: Scammers are counting on you to trust them. We'll help you learn what to watch for and how to stay one step ahead.
Free and open to seniors, caregivers, family members, and friends.
For more information, contact Luke Koppisch at 732-438-4388 or lkoppisch@adacil.org