Recognize the Red Flags: Senior Scam Prevention
Insights from the Michigan Office of Attorney General
An urgent call from a “grandchild” who needs money. A text about a suspicious charge that asks you to click a link. Someone claiming to represent a government agency who threatens consequences unless you pay immediately.
Would you recognize the red flags?
Join Kaydan Wealth Management for a continental breakfast and a practical conversation about how scams work, what to watch for, and where to turn for help.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2026
9:00–11:00 a.m.
Breakfast & check-in at 9:00 a.m.
Presentation from 10:00–11:00 a.m.
RSVP by November 9
Limited to 50 attendees.
Submitting an RSVP requests seats. Your registration status will follow by email.
What You'll Learn
Recognize the Warning Signs
Spot the urgency, pressure, and trust-building tactics scammers use.
Understand Today’s Technology
Learn about AI, fraudulent texts, robocalls, and caller ID spoofing.
Spot Common Scams
Explore grandparent, romance, government impersonation, tech support, and online shopping scams.
Know Where to Turn
Find resources for identity theft, reporting suspected scams, and elder financial exploitation.
About Our Presenter
Scott L. Teter
Assistant Attorney General • Chief, Financial Crimes Division
Michigan Office of Attorney General
Scott leads the Financial Crimes Division, overseeing its Elder Abuse, White Collar Crime, and Child Support units. In 2019, he created Michigan’s Elder Abuse Task Force on behalf of Attorney General Dana Nessel. His background includes extensive prosecution experience and training for law enforcement officers and prosecutors.
For You—and Someone You Care About
Scams can target anyone. While this presentation highlights scams affecting seniors, adults of all ages are welcome and can benefit—whether you’re looking out for yourself, helping an aging parent, or supporting a friend or family member.
Recognizing the warning signs could help you spot a suspicious request or start an important conversation with someone you care about. We encourage clients to bring a guest who could benefit, too.
Request Your Seats
Please RSVP by Monday, November 9. Advance RSVP is required for all attendees, including guests. Requests will be reviewed in the order received.
You’ll receive an acknowledgment email after submitting, followed by a separate email with your registration status. Submitting a request does not confirm your seats.
Questions?
Please contact Danielle Howard at 810-593-1624, ext. 212, or danielle.howard@kaydanwealth.com.
