How to Protect Your Loved Ones from Data Breaches and Financial Harm
Scams targeting Seniors are increasing as more older adults use the internet, smartphones, and digital services in everyday life. Unfortunately, these scams often occur during vulnerable moments such as downsizing, selling a home, or managing finances later in life.
This educational article explains how senior scams work, common warning signs to watch for, and steps families can take to help protect loved ones from financial harm and identity theft. Staying informed is one of the most effective ways to reduce risk and avoid costly mistakes.
👉 Read the full article: Senior Scams –  https://classactionu.org/data-breach/types/senior-scams/
As a Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES®) in Putnam County, Florida, I work closely with seniors and their families to help them navigate the real estate process safely and confidently. Unfortunately, scammers often target older adults during major life transitions such as selling a home, downsizing, or purchasing property.
Part of my role is helping clients recognize red flags, avoid high-pressure tactics, and connect with trusted local professionals when additional support is needed. From reviewing documents and timelines to ensuring clear communication every step of the way, I focus on protecting my clients’ best interests so they can make informed decisions without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
Buying or selling a home should feel secure, supported, and transparent—especially later in life. My commitment is to provide guidance rooted in experience, care, and integrity, helping seniors move forward with confidence.
Note: This article is provided by an outside organization and may reference their professional services. It is shared for educational purposes only. I am not affiliated with this company.
