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Email scam “Your package has been seized” Royal Mail scam emails British Commonwealth National card scam Mail scam Copycat websites now turn to letters – warning Advice for Flood Victims:
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websites Is public Wi-Fi as safe as you think? Which? reveals contactless card flaw Researcher 'lifts' enough details to order £3,000 TV Little book of big scams Age Cymru, Tŷ
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and NatWest – mobile bank branches 28 Case Study 9: RBS and NatWest – accessible debit and savings cards 31 Case Study 10: Nationwide Building Society – Helping Hand unit 31 Case Study 11: Cheque and Credit ... have their current account with one bank, savings accounts with one or more others and their credit card with a different bank again. Banks therefore should think in terms of having a shared customer base
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of activity can be funded? Christmas lunches or Christmas parties New Year celebrations Chinese New Year celebrations Outings to the theatre or pantomime Christmas shopping trips Theatre trips
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your household bills or paying them with credit relying on your overdraft or credit card to get by missing credit card repayments hiding your spending habits from your family avoiding letters and calls
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Awareness materials (all available on Age Cymru’s website) – Newsletters – Leaflets – Booklets – Flyers, Z card, bookmarks, decision making process for IPA • DVD’s – GTAP – NYAS and Dewis CIL – Older People’s Commissioner
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regular outdoor walks, church services and outlets for creative productivity e.g. selling handmade cards and knitted items to visitors, have largely stopped. Wellbeing and sense of self have been eroded ... isolation during this period like some of their friends still are. Even when forced to experience Christmas day isolated in her room, one resident said that, with the support of carers, she made the best
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ageism include: losing a job because of your age being refused interest-free credit, a new credit card, car insurance or travel insurance because of your age receiving a lower quality of service in a shop
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there’s a problem with your card or account. They may ask for your account and card details, including your PIN number, and even offer to send a courier to collect your card from you so they can resolve ... lead to loss of money. The caller will often sound professional and try to convince you that your card has been cloned or that your money is at risk. This is a common scam and your bank would never ask
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financial documents The recent addition of authorised signatories on a client or donor's signature card Sudden or unexpected changes in a will or other financial documents.
