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Annotated Links: Financial Fluency
Information Fluency applies to specific types of information. One of the more important ones, in terms of personal risk, is financial fluency. The ability to find and use reliable information and online apps can prevent financial loss.
The Rise of Contactless Scams: Common Signs of Credit Card Skimmers and Shimmers. Upgraded Points [cited 11 January 2024]. Available from the Internet: LINK
This comprehensive resource details various card scams, such as skimming and shimmering, and offers advice for individuals and merchants to prevent these schemes. It also provides clear steps to identify potential scams and take necessary actions if targeted. Helpful links are included.
Digital money for seniors. Comparethemarket (UK) [cited 27 November 2023]. Available from the Internet: LINK
Some take-aways from the article: How the rapid move towards online banking and digital services risks leaving older people behind. The importance of digital inclusion and age-friendly banking in ensuring banking systems reliably meet the needs of the elderly. Useful guidance to help elderly relatives or friends keep their finances safe when using their smartphones and the internet.
How to Know if You Can Trust Your Fintech App. University of Denver [cited 19 July 2022]. Available from the Internet: LINK
The University of Denver has prepared a resource that addresses these step-by-step financial technology (fintech) topics: Mobile Banking | Mobile Payments | Budgeting Apps | Cybersecurity Tips for Fintech Apps | Fintech Resources for Each Stage of Your Lifeprevious page