Seniors / Retirees track

Your wisdom is still the asset.

You already learned to question a rushed call, a prize letter, or an offer that sounds too good to be true. This track updates those instincts for texts, apps, email, and AI.

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The national picture

The problem is not your ability. It is the pressure.

These figures show why modern scam awareness belongs in every family's safety plan.

147,127

elder-fraud complaints in 2024

Adults 60+ reported more complaints to the FBI IC3 than any other age group.

$4.88B

in reported losses for adults 60+

That is reported loss. Many incidents are never shared because the person feels embarrassed or unsure.

74%

of adults 65+ feel confident spotting scams

That leaves room for practical, confidence-building support without talking down to anyone.

Sources: FBI IC3 2024 Internet Crime Report; AARP digital literacy research.

What this track builds

Confidence, privacy, and control.

Tap a tile to see how each skill helps protect independence.

1

Spot modern scams

Learn how fraudsters use fake tech-support calls and AI-generated voices, and how to verify what is real before acting.

2

Protect accounts and devices

Secure online banking, email, and smartphones against unauthorized access and data theft.

3

Stay confident online

Use new tools while keeping privacy intact and recognizing the red flags that preserve independence.