March 7, 2017

EverSafe has been selected as a finalist for AARP Innovation@50+Live Pitch in Financial Technology.

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March 2, 2017

EverSafe is proud that former prosecutor Elizabeth Loewy, quoted throughout this article, left the Manhattan District Attorney's Office to join EverSafe, the only financial monitoring and identity theft service focused on the elder fraud epidemic.

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February 28, 2017

EverSafe's Liz Loewy and other advocates testify before the Senate and Assembly's Joint Committee on Aging regarding the need to protect the elderly from financial abuse.

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February 17, 2017

Thanks to The Boston Globe & Consumer Reports for mentioning EverSafe as a solution to keep seniors safe from scams.

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February 10, 2017

Thank you, Investors.com, for citing EverSafe as a solution to the epidemic of elder fraud.

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February 9, 2017

EverSafe, noted in this article, is the only monitoring platform of its kind that sends alerts to loved ones and/or professionals when clients are targeted by scammers.

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February 3, 2017

Both EverSafe and SVP Liz Loewy are noted in this article about preventing financial abuse.

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January 30, 2017

Thank you to The Crime Report for referencing EverSafe as an important tool against elder fraud.

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January 23, 2017

The Virgin Islands Daily News mentions EverSafe as a tool against financial abuse of seniors.

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January 19, 2017

Join EverSafe's Founder and CEO Howard Tischler, EverSafe's General Counsel Liz Loewy, and NextAvenue Senior Editor Richard Eisenberg on February 7th.

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December 20, 2016

Thank you to Bloomberg.com for the mention, and for this article on the importance of having the conversation about protecting your loved ones' finances.

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December 5, 2016

EverSafe and our SVP Liz Loewy are featured in this article about protecting your loved ones from financial abuse.

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November 15, 2016

If you're a financial advisor, chances are good that some of your clients have voiced concerns about identity theft. The unlucky ones have fallen victim. Others have measures in place to protect themselves - measures that often fall short in shielding them from the wide scope of financial fraud.

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November 15, 2016

Another great mention in Time.com. Protect your family's finances with EverSafe's groundbreaking monitoring platform.

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November 12, 2016

EverSafe is proud to be mentioned in Barron's informative piece on preventing elder fraud.

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November 11, 2016

EverSafe will be participating in a financial fraud research conference hosted by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation and the Stanford Center on Longevity in Washington DC, on November 30th from 8am - 6pm. Register for free online.

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October 27, 2016

Thank you, InvestmentNews, for recognizing EverSafe in this article detailing how tech monitoring can offer great support to advisors and consumers - to detect and resolve fraud.

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October 27, 2016

Thank you, InvestmentNews, for recognizing EverSafe in this article detailing how tech monitoring can offer great support to advisors and consumers - to detect and resolve fraud.

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October 27, 2016

Thank you, InvestmentNews, for recognizing EverSafe in this article detailing how tech monitoring can offer great support to advisors and consumers - to detect and resolve fraud.

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October 21, 2016

EverSafe is pleased to be featured in this article on how technology can help boomers and seniors protect their assets.

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October 11, 2016

Thank you, TheStreet, for including EverSafe in your article focusing on elder fraud and the importance of prevention.

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October 7, 2016

Liz Loewy and EverSafe are featured in this article that highlights how technology is being used to change the fight against elder abuse.

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September 28, 2016

EverSafe's SVP Liz Loewy and members of our Advisory Board are quoted in this article regarding the increasing amount of elder abuse cases.

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September 6, 2016

EverSafe is proud to present with Merrill Lynch, AARP, Nora Super, Unity Stoakes and Seniors2seniors at the MIT Enterprise Forum NYC Panel on Aging and Longevity.

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September 6, 2016

Financial Advisor IQ features EverSafe. Fraud and identity theft can be stopped with comprehensive monitoring.

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August 17, 2016

EverSafe is noted in this Forbes article, which explains how bill paying services can help seniors age in place.

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July 25, 2016

EverSafe is noted as a way for older Americans to protect themselves from identity theft.

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July 8, 2016

Dad and Mom always looked out for you growing up. But as they grow older, you may need to be their protector, especially when it comes to their money.

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May 9, 2016

EverSafe and National Council on Aging partner to protect and enhance seniors' financial health.

March 2016

EverSafe is honored to be referenced in the President's Council of Advisors on Science & Technology (PCAST) report to POTUS on Independence, Technology and Connection in Older Age.

US News and World Report, January 26, 2016

EverSafe recognized in US NEWS & WORLD REPORT piece on fraud in later life & how to protect against scams

Fidelity.com, November 23, 2015

EverSafe has collaborated with Fidelity Investments to offer scam, fraud and identity theft protection for financial advisors' clients. Read more about the relationship, and view some tips to help you tee up conversations about aging with your clients.

NJ.com, July 26, 2015

Today Your Legal Corner will discuss "Exploitation of the Elderly, the RAP sheet." So what tools do we have in our arsenal to protect and defend an elder victim with limited capacity? Going a step further in the fight against elder financial exploitation is a company called EverSafe. They provide protection from fraud, identity theft, unscrupulous telemarketers and possibly anyone who would want to steal by monitoring an elder's financial accounts and credit reports, alerting you to suspicious activity.

2015 White House Conference on Aging, July 13, 2015

2015 marks the 50th anniversary of Medicare, Medicaid and the Older Americans Act, as well as the 80th anniversary of Social Security. On July 13, President Obama hosted the 2015 White House Conference on Aging to recognize the importance of these landmark programs, while looking ahead to address the issues that will improve the quality of life for older Americans for the next decade. EverSafe General Counsel and SVP for Industry Relations Elizabeth Loewy was invited to speak and provided comments during a panel discussion entitled Empowering All Generations: Elder Justice in the Twenty-First Century.

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Banking Exchange, June 26, 2015

FinTech doesn't always have its roots in disruptive financial trends or groundbreaking new payments methods. Some ideas take root in ground moistened by human tears. For nearly two decades Elizabeth Loewy served as chief of the Elder Abuse Unit of the Manhattan District Attorney's office. In her time there she worked many cases, including some that resulted in major headlines because they involved large estates.

USA Today, June 25, 2015

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. That's the attitude of Wall Street banks and brokerages when it comes to Silicon Valley start-ups that threaten to compete with traditional banking businesses, like lending and payments.

Accenture, June 25, 2015

A select group of leading-edge financial services technology (fintech) companies demonstrated their products and services to dozens of top bank, venture-capital and technology executives today at the fifth annual New York FinTech Innovation Lab Demo Day.

PRWeb, June 11, 2015

Older adults and their families must be vigilant to safeguard a lifetime of savings. Billions of dollars in life savings are lost each year due to the financial exploitation of older adults. Perpetrators include scammers, professional caregivers, unethical businesses and family members.

Consumer Reports, April 2015

Consumer Reports MoneyAdviser Vol. 12 Issue 4 - "Remote account monitoring. As soon as suspicious activity is suspected, an alert may be dispatched to your parent and one or more caregivers. Look for programs where no account numbers are available and no money can be moved to help avoid elder financial abuse. Example: EverSafe, $5 to $10 per month."

LifeHacker, March 07, 2015

Those of us taking care of others already know that they sometimes get taken in by scams. EverSafe is a service that checks your family member's bank account for you and lets you know if there is trouble.

NPR, December 22, 2014

For Howard Tischler's mother, the problem began when she purchased an auto club policy from a telemarketer that cost $80 a month. Tischler says his mother was legally blind, didn't own a car and didn't have a driver's license. Tischler, a software developer, thought it would be great if families could be tipped off to these problem purchases immediately, before the bills get out of hand.

PR Newswire, November 6, 2014

Elizabeth Loewy, formerly chief of the Elder Abuse Unit at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, has joined EverSafe as general counsel and senior vice president of industry relations.

Kiplinger, November 01, 2014

New smartphone apps and online services are also helping seniors and their caregivers detect fraudulent transactions quickly. These services can alert you to massive cyberattacks as well as small-scale abuse, such as a caregiver making personal purchases with your credit card.

Finovate, October 30, 2014

The Finovate Debuts series introduces new Finovate alums. At FinovateFall 2014, Howard L. Tischler and Elizabeth Loewy demonstrated EverSafe, technology that helps seniors and their caretakers fight financial elder abuse.

PR Newswire, October 29, 2014

EverSafe today publicly introduced a new technology service that combats the financial abuse too often perpetrated against older Americans. Elder financial exploitation is a growing epidemic and is estimated to be a multibillion-dollar problem in the United States.

Forbes, September 26, 2014

Then there's EverSafe, a financial monitoring platform designed specifically to protect seniors from fraud. "Isn't this what the banks and credit bureaus are supposed to be doing?' I ask. "You would think so" says Howard L. Tischler, EverSafe's founder and CEO...

Forbes, September 25, 2014

In April, I discussed eXscan, a monitoring service for signs of elder financial exploitation that alerts customers (and their families) when purchases seem unusual; cost $4.99 a month. The company has changed its name to EverSafe and now charges $9.99 a month. But the higher fee for the "basic alert" also includes daily monitoring of up to five financial accounts as well as monitoring of a credit report from one credit bureau. Soon, prospective EverSafe customers will also be able to instead select the $24.99-a-month "full alert," with daily monitoring of an unlimited number of accounts and monitoring of credit reports from all three major credit bureaus.

American Banker, September 24, 2014

Thirty-five financial technology startups demonstrated their products Tuesday at the FinovateFall show in New York. Each had seven minutes to pitch to 1,450 attendees. Here are the ideas — some new, some old but refined — that stood out.

PBS Next Avenue, April 7, 2014

"We scan these transactions for suspicious activity, which could take on many different forms," says Tischler. "It might be the senior hasn't used an ATM before and now all of a sudden is using an ATM card all the time. Or she used to take out $200 a week in cash and is now taking out $500 a week. Or a 75-year old who's never bought electronics before but is now shopping at Best Buy."