Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, and older adults are often targeted through phone calls, emails, text messages, social media, and even artificial intelligence generated scams.
In recognition of National Senior Fraud Awareness Day, Austin City Council Members and community leaders are sharing simple tips to help older adults protect themselves from financial fraud and identity theft.
Learn how to recognize red flags, protect your personal information, monitor your finances, and report suspected scams.
Remember:
• Never share personal or financial information with someone you do not know
• Be cautious of urgent or unexpected requests
• Verify suspicious calls or messages directly
• Report suspected fraud to law enforcement immediately
Together, we can help keep Austin Travis County seniors informed, connected, and protected.
For more information and local resources, visit:
austintexas.gov/health/austin-senior-services-hub
Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, and older adults are often targeted through phone calls, emails, text messages, social media, and even artificial intelligence generated scams.
In recognition of National Senior Fraud Awareness Day, Austin City Council Members and community leaders are sharing simple tips to help older adults protect themselves from financial fraud and identity theft.
Learn how to recognize red flags, protect your personal information, monitor your finances, and report suspected scams.
Remember:
• Never share personal or financial information with someone you do not know
• Be cautious of urgent or unexpected requests
• Verify suspicious calls or messages directly
• Report suspected fraud to law enforcement immediately
Together, we can help keep Austin Travis County seniors informed, connected, and protected.
For more information and local resources, visit:
austintexas.gov/health/austin-senior-services-hub
