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As Hong Kong ages and life goes digital, Hang Seng’s Silver Academy helps seniors stay active, connected and confident
South China Morning Post
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] In a city that moves fast, it’s easy to miss a quiet reality: many older people are being asked to navigate a digital world that wasn’t built with them in mind. Payments, appointments, investments, even everyday conversations — they increasingly happen through screens, links and unfamiliar prompts. Most seniors adapt impressively. But fraudsters adapt faster. That’s why Hang Seng Bank has launched the Hang Seng Silver...
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