Senior Scam Awareness Speaker — Retirement For Seniors

The Senior Scam Awareness Course and Q&A is built around a simple truth: protection happens in three stages — before, during, and after. The core presentation walks attendees through the warning signs that show up before money or trust changes hands, including the scripted phrases romance scammers rely on, the urgency tactics behind fake tech support calls, and the too-good-to-be-true pitches common to investment fraud.

It then covers what to do during a suspected scam in real time — how to pause, verify, and safely disengage — including a practical safe-word strategy for confirming a loved one's identity when an AI-cloned voice is on the other end of the line.

The final core portion looks at the after. Specifically what steps to take if a scam has already happened, from freezing accounts to notifying family and law enforcement, so attendees leave knowing exactly who to call and what to do next.

The final segment between the presentation and Q&A introduces attendees to our Skool community, where they can revisit the latest videos on scams and other senior-focused topics, post questions, and get answers directly from a training coach — turning a one-hour session into ongoing support. Skool continues where the video ends.

Every attendee also leaves with a one-page, two-sided handout designed to be kept on the refrigerator or by the phone. One side lays out the scams covered in the session — romance scams, tech support scams, investment fraud, and AI voice-cloning — with the specific red flags to watch for at each stage. The other side lists the reporting agencies to contact if something does go wrong, so help is never more than a phone call away. It's a physical reminder that reinforces everything covered live, long after the presentation ends.

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