This paper focuses specifically on the “victim-blaming” culture aimed at financial fraud victims, exploring how
this exacerbates victims’ deep sense of shame and low self-esteem and how it shifts the focus away
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The Alzheimer's Association has a new education program called Managing Money: A Caregiver's Guide to Finances. It is currently being offered virtually,
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For many fraud victims, the financial toll is only part of the story; nearly two in three victims suffer a significant health or emotional impact, according to research by the FINRA Investor
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The following guide has been compiled by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for family and friends of people living in nursing homes and assisted living communities to avoid elder financial abuse.
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by Elina Sivak May 31, 2022 | Original Post Scamming old people is a growing problem that occurs mainly under the radar, mostly, because many victims suffer from cognitive impairment and are not
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