Canadian seniors are increasingly being targeted by sophisticated internet scams.
This presentation describes current scams targeting elder and vulnerable adults, and explains some of the red flags to look for to spot a scam.
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website page detailed lists of scams by medium
This detailed video covers many aspects of using the iPhone's phone features. If you're new to the iPhone or looking to polish your iPhone skills, this video is for you
The scam typically combines romance and investment fraud and often involves the building of a relationship with the victim. Victims are lured into investing in fake opportunities, particularly involving cryptocurrencies.
Take the following steps if you suspect that you may be or have been a target of fraud.
Manitoba Financial Literacy Resource Website for Seniors.
Knowing about the resources and tools available to plan for emergencies, recognize signs of elder abuse, or take care of financial and legal matters can help improve your personal safety and quality of life, as well as help those around you.
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Whether you're setting up a phone for your great uncle (or you're the great uncle!) we have a pile of great tips to share.
VIDEO - Tips on how to use the internet safely with examples showing actual emails and websites.
Avoid Frailty brochure from the Canadian Frailty Network (A = Activity, V = Vaccinate, O = Optimize Medications, I = Interact, D = Diet)
Eligible senior homeowners can defer all or part of their municipal property taxes with a low-interest home equity loan.
Specialists in Geriatric Medicine, Medical Students and Residents and other physicians and members of allied health professions with an interest in the health care of older adult.
Use of the BASE screening method helps determine answers to questions such as: What kinds of abuse are more common? And, how quickly does intervention need to take place?
This section is of special interest to our aging population. You will find practical advice and helpful information for living independently and the services and support offered if you require specialized care and assistance.
You are invited to participate in the fraud victimization study being conducted across Canada, by researchers at King’s University College at Western University and the Ontario Provincial Police
