Digital Scams
Protecting Older Adults and Their Finances
Tuesday, June 16
6:30pm - 7:45pm
Main Library
Large Program RoomLearn how to recognize and prevent common online scams targeting older adults. Gain practical tips to protect your personal information and financial security.
Digital scams, identity theft, and financial fraud are becoming increasingly common, with older adults often among the most frequently targeted. Join us for an informative and empowering workshop presented by Donna Olah-Reiken, founder of Preferred Business Management Solutions and The Olah Network.
As a Personal Financial Manager, educator, and advocate, Donna works closely with older adults, individuals, and families to help them stay organized, protected, and in control of their financial lives. Through her years of experience, she has witnessed the growing impact of scams, fraud, and financial exploitation, inspiring her to create The Olah Network, a community dedicated to education, awareness, and helping people make confident financial decisions.
During this presentation, Donna will discuss today's most common scams, including phishing schemes, identity theft, financial fraud, and other online threats. Participants will learn how scammers operate, recognize warning signs, and discover practical strategies to protect their personal information, finances, and loved ones.
Recently named a 2026 Top 100 ProAdvisor and featured in publications such as The New York Times and MarketWatch, Donna brings a wealth of knowledge, real-world examples, and actionable advice to this important discussion.
Whether you are looking to protect yourself or help a family member navigate today's digital landscape more safely, this workshop will provide valuable tools and resources to help safeguard against scams and financial exploitation.
Registration is encouraged.
AGE GROUP: | Seniors | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Life Skills | Education | Community |
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