BECU Fraud Prevention session for Seniors

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center will host a free fraud prevention session for seniors on July 31, 2025, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. This informative presentation will cover various scams, including phone and email fraud, identity theft, and financial fraud. Attendees will receive practical tips and real-life examples to help them recognize and avoid these scams effectively. Registration is available by calling 206-365-1536, ensuring seniors have the opportunity to protect themselves. Knowledge gained from this session aims to bolster community resilience against scams targeting vulnerable populations.

Awareness of fraud tactics is crucial, as seniors are often prime targets for these criminals. The event highlights the importance of informed decision-making in financial matters. Local organizations are committed to supporting seniors in safeguarding their finances and well-being.

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