Traditional landline phones are slowly being phased out in many areas, and most seniors will eventually need to switch to a phone service that uses the internet or cellular networks instead. This change is happening over several years, not overnight, and you usually...
Paper Social Security checks are being phased out and most seniors are now required to receive benefits electronically, either by direct deposit to a bank or credit union, or to a government-approved prepaid debit card. This change applies to nearly all Social...
Usually, Zelle is safe for seniors when used carefully with people you know and trust. Most seniors can send and receive money securely if they follow a few simple safety steps. Table of Contents Quick Summary What Zelle Safety Usually Means Step-by-Step: How to Use...
Scammers often use Facebook posts, private messages, fake profiles, Messenger, and text messages to make fake investments look trustworthy. They pretend to be helpful friends, experts, or companies and try to get you to send money quickly. Seniors should be cautious...
To spot a romance scam online, pause and ask yourself three questions: are they moving too fast, asking for money, or refusing to meet on video? If any answer is yes, stop replying, do not send money, and talk to someone you trust before continuing. Romance scammers...
