Spending Plans – A Roadmap to Financial Success
New Horizon Senior Center
100 CONWAY AVE., 2ND FLOOR
NARBERTH, PA  19072
This presentation focuses on the need for a spending plan so that people can achieve their financial goals. We discuss the differences between wants and needs; setting SMART goals; creating a spending plan; putting the plan into action; as well as periodically reviewing goals and spending plans in order to ensure that you can stay on track. For additional information contact: Judy Ringold, Program Director at: 610-664-2366

Protecting Loved Ones from Financial Exploitation
WebEx
Protecting loved ones from financial exploitation has become important to everyone. Some studies show that financial exploitation against older adults is a multi-billion dollar a year problem, with the numbers rising higher and higher annually. Protecting our most vulnerable is more important than ever. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about what you can do to protect those you love.

Farud BINGO
Virtual - Montco SAAC
45 FOREST AVE.
AMBLER, PA  19002
Fraud BINGO - is a fun and interactive presentation that teaches consumers how to protect themselves from investment fraud by playing a familiar game – BINGO! Every day people get “scammed” out of THOUSANDS of dollars. Many time’s it’s those who can least afford to lose the money! For additional information contact: Deirdre L. Rhodes, Program Coordinator at: 215-619-8863

Working with DOBS (Pennsylvania Department of Banking & Securities)
Virtual - State Association of County Treasurer’s Annual Meeting
1 NORTH SECOND STREET, SUITE 110
CLEARFIELD, PA  16830
How can our agency help you (and, in certain cases, how can you help us)? - This presentation helps participants understand our department, the businesses we regulate; how people can work with our outreach staff, as well as our Consumer Services team. It also explains how we use the information we gather, from the public, to help our compliance, examination and investigation team.

Cybersecurity - Keeping Yourself Safe Online
Virtual - Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber
5000 BROOKTREE RD., STE 100
WEXFORD, PA  15090
Whatever your age, understanding how to keep your information safe and secure online is vitally important for everyone. This presentation covers key topics like using secure websites, creating strong passwords, being aware of what you put on social media, and even tips for shopping online safely. To register go to: https://www.pghnorthchamber.com/ -then "Events Calendar" and then "Register."

Avoiding Scams and Identity Theft and Cybersecurity – Keeping Yourself Safe Online
Virtual - Easttown Library & Information Center
720 FIRST AVENUE
BERWYN, PA  19312
This presentation takes a look at ways people’s identities are stolen or compromised, what you can do if you find you have had your identity stolen, and how to stop theft from occurring. We review common scams and frauds and discuss – And, whatever your age, understanding how to keep your information safe and secure online is vitally important for everyone. This presentation also covers key topics like using secure websites, creating strong passwords, being aware of what you put on social media, and even tips for shopping online safely. For more information and to participate contact: Rachel Hart, Reference Librarian at: 610-644-0138

Banking Basics
Virtual - Business & Career Center @ Fredricksen - Cleve J. Fredricksen Library
100 N. 19TH STREET
CAMP HILL, PA  17011
This presentation is an overview of how banks and credit unions work. We also discuss the differences between types of accounts; the importance of balancing accounts; what to do if you have had banking issues in the past; what types of questions you should ask before opening and account; and what deposit insurance does and does not cover. For additional information and participation contact: bcc@fredricksenlibrary.org or frebiz@ccpa.net

What Can You Do Now to Protect Your Future Self from Fraud
WebEx
Taking steps now to protect your future self from fraud can go a long way in ensuring the assets you have remain intact. We will discuss the importance of hiring a strong team of trusted professionals, as well as talking to family members and loved ones about what is important to you.

Fraud BINGO
Virtual - Philadelphia Senior Center-Allegheny
1900 W. ALLEGHENY AVE.
PHILADELPHIA, PA  18132
Fraud BINGO - is a fun and interactive presentation that teaches consumers how to protect themselves from investment fraud by playing a familiar game – BINGO! Every day people get “scammed” out of THOUSANDS of dollars. Many time’s it’s those who can least afford to lose the money! For additional information contact: Barbara Whitmore at: 267-286-1455

Banking Basics
Virtual - Pike County Workforce Development Agency
SHOHOLA BUSINESS CENTER, 837 ROUTE 6, UNIT 2
SHOHOLA, PA  18458
This presentation is an overview of how banks and credit unions work. We also discuss the differences between types of accounts; the importance of balancing accounts; what to do if you have had banking issues in the past; what types of questions you should ask before opening and account; and what deposit insurance does and does not cover. For additional information and to register contact: Cynthia DeFebo - Director - Pike County Workforce Development Agency - E-mail: cdefebo@pikepa.org or p:570.296.2909

Top 3 Scams Impacting Older Adults - With Special Guest from PA AG's Office
WebEx
In this session of Midweek Money Matters, special guest Michelle Nutter from the PA Attorney General’s Office is going to discuss the top 3 scams her office is seeing that involve older adults throughout the commonwealth and how you can avoid becoming victim of them. As we have learned in June, older adults are victims of financial exploitation and frauds all too often, and it impacts more than their financial well-being. Being aware of the top scams we or our loved ones need to be aware of will help us all in the long run.

Top 3 Scams Impacting Older Adults - With Special Guest from PA AG's Office
WebEx
In this session of Midweek Money Matters, special guest Michelle Nutter from the PA Attorney General’s Office is going to discuss the top 3 scams her office is seeing that involve older adults throughout the commonwealth and how you can avoid becoming victim of them. As we have learned in June, older adults are victims of financial exploitation and frauds all too often, and it impacts more than their financial well-being. Being aware of the top scams we or our loved ones need to be aware of will help us all in the long run.

STaRT (Start Today and Retire Tomorrow)
Allegheny Unlimited Care Providers
119 JARI DR.
JOHNSTOWN, PA  15904
This program discusses retirement planning. The goal is to help you determine what your retirement goals are and how to help you get there. No matter where you are in the timeline for retirement, early career, mid-career or late career, know that it’s never too late to STaRT.

Avoiding Scams and ID Theft
Littlestown Area Senior Center
10 E LOCUST ST.
LITTLESTOWN, PA  17340
This presentation takes a look at ways people’s identities are stolen or compromised, what you can do if you find you have had your identity stolen, and how to stop theft from occurring. We also review common scams and frauds and discuss them. For more information contact: Karen Smith, Site Manager or Denise Lupp, Volunteer Assistant at:717-359-7743

Cybersecurity and Romance Scams
Virtual - Lancaster City Housing Authority
325 CHURCH STREET
LANCASTER, PA  17602
Whatever your age, understanding how to keep your information safe and secure online is vitally important for everyone. This presentation covers key topics like using secure websites, creating strong passwords, being aware of what you put on social media, and even tips for shopping online safely. For more information contact: Vasthi Dominguez, Resident Service Coordinator at: (717) 283-0428 ext. 3041

Spending Plans – A Roadmap to Financial Success
Virtual - Allegheny Unlimited Care Providers
119 JARI DR.
JOHNSTOWN, PA  15904
This presentation focuses on the need for a spending plan so that people can achieve their financial goals. We discuss the differences between wants and needs; setting SMART goals; creating a spending plan; putting the plan into action; as well as periodically reviewing goals and spending plans in order to ensure that you can stay on track.

Reverse Mortgages - What Can You Expect?
Virtual - Phoenixville Public Library
183 SECOND AVE.
PHOENIXVILLE, PA  19460
Topics in this presentation include: What is a Reverse Mortgage, What I need to qualify, What the procedures are for obtaining and retaining a Reverse Mortgage, financial requirements to obtain, alternative options to consider (such as a home equity line of credit) what to avoid, drawbacks, your obligations and how you can repay the debt. The overall consideration – is it right for me? To register go to library website: https://phoenixvillelibrary.org/ then "Explore," then "Adults" and "Events Calendar."

Banking Basics
Virtual - Philadelphia Senior Center-Allegheny
1900 W. ALLEGHENY AVE.
PHILADELPHIA, PA  18132
This presentation is an overview of how banks and credit unions work. We also discuss the differences between types of accounts; the importance of balancing accounts; what to do if you have had banking issues in the past; what types of questions you should ask before opening and account; and what deposit insurance does and does not cover. For more information contact: Barbara A. Jackson, Program Coordinator at: 267-286-1455

Fraud BINGO
Virtual - York County Senior Center
150 E. MAIN STREET
NEW FREEDOM, PA  17349
Fraud BINGO - is a fun and interactive presentation that teaches consumers how to protect themselves from investment fraud by playing a familiar game – BINGO! Every day people get “scammed” out of THOUSANDS of dollars. Many time’s it’s those who can least afford to lose the money! For more information contact: Beverly Rice -- Center Coordinator at: (717) 235-6060

Spending Plans – A Roadmap to Financial Success
Virtual - Cleve J. Fredricksen Library, Business & Career Center @ Fredricksen
100 N. 19TH STREET
CAMP HILL, PA  17011
This presentation focuses on the need for a spending plan so that people can achieve their financial goals. We discuss the differences between wants and needs; setting SMART goals; creating a spending plan; putting the plan into action; as well as periodically reviewing goals and spending plans in order to ensure that you can stay on track. For additional information and participation contact: bcc@fredricksenlibrary.org or frebiz@ccpa.net

Reverse Mortgages – What Can You Expect?
Virtual - PSTAP - (PA Society of Tax and Accounting Professionals)
20 ERFORD RD., SUITE 200A
LEMOYNE, PA  17043
Topics in this presentation include: What is a Reverse Mortgage, What I need to qualify, What the procedures are for obtaining and retaining a Reverse Mortgage, financial requirements to obtain, alternative options to consider (such as a home equity line of credit) what to avoid, drawbacks, your obligations and how you can repay the debt. The overall consideration – is it right for me?

Cybersecurity - Keeping Yourself Safe Online
Virtual - South East Senior Center
200 BROSE ROAD (WINFIELD TWP FIRE HALL)
CABOT, PA  16023
Whatever your age, understanding how to keep your information safe and secure online is vitally important for everyone. This presentation covers key topics like using secure websites, creating strong passwords, being aware of what you put on social media, and even tips for shopping online safely. For additional information contact: Brittany Gilfillan, Program Coordinator at: 724-282-3008

Spending Plans – A Roadmap to Financial Success
Virtual - Cleve J. Fredricksen Library, Business & Career Center @ Fredricksen
100 N. 19TH STREET
CAMP HILL, PA  17011
This presentation focuses on the need for a spending plan so that people can achieve their financial goals. We discuss the differences between wants and needs; setting SMART goals; creating a spending plan; putting the plan into action; as well as periodically reviewing goals and spending plans in order to ensure that you can stay on track. For additional information and participation contact: bcc@fredricksenlibrary.org or frebiz@ccpa.net