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  1. Staying safe information guide

    transport what to do if you receive a suspicious email. It also includes a glossary of important digital terms to help you feel more confident online. Download your guide (PDF, 5 MB) Need this guide in

  2. How to transfer money or pay someone online

    amount you want to send the full name of the person you’re sending money to their 6-digit sort code their 8-digit account number a payment reference (usually your name, so the person knows who sent them ... of money you want to send the full name of the person you're sending money to their 6-digit sort code their 8-digit account number a payment reference when you want the money to leave your account (for

  3. Are we really ready for a cashless society?

    necessity. More than 9m adults have low digital literacy, and 4.5m do not have access to the internet. The cost of cybercrime – protecting electronic and digital payments – is £3.1bn, whereas the value

  4. The Rainbow Café: a much-needed safe space

    a Pride and Inclusion group, offered to throw a Christmas party last year at their office. Carol says: “All the people who attended from eBay were members of their Pride and Inclusion group. It was

  5. Our professional fundraisers

    them, including pull-up stands and thank you cards. Our fundraisers will also have Age UK-branded digital entry forms on individual tablets. They will use these secure tablets to sign people up as regular

  6. Our policy positions

    significant value. However, they face many barriers, including ageism, poor transport links and digital exclusion, which prevent them from playing a full and active role in the economy and society.

  7. Computer classes for older people

    possible can enjoy the advantages of computers and the internet. Shyanne, Age UK Hammersmith & Fulham Digital Champion Through technology, we can bridge the gap between generations and combat loneliness. What

  8. Older Londoners' Programme

    issues older people were already living with, including loneliness, social isolation, bereavement, digital exclusion and poverty. And our under-funded health and social care systems, which were already failing

  9. Loneliness research and resources

    makes recommendations for the Government on how best to tackle this challenge. From investing in digital skills to improving transport services and supporting the voluntary sector, we’re calling for

  10. The decline of cash during the COVID-19 pandemic

    accepting card payments with many scrapping any minimum spend requirement. Those of us able to ‘go digital’ have done so, whether that's online shopping, contactless or mobile payments. Millions rely ... relying on others reduces independence and could put them at risk of abuse. Not having access to digital shopping and payments also excludes those on the lowest incomes from getting the best deal and even

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