When we’re isolated, we can be vulnerable. New Hampshire, there is no better time than right now to stay connected. This website
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Originally reported in Concord Monitor, August 2019.
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Anyone can financially exploit a senior, but it can generally be broken down into 3 categories: family members, nursing home staff and caretakers, and strangers.
AARP is committed to fighting fraud and abuse in any form giving you the tools and resources you need to protect yourself and your family. Join AARP for a 90 minute virtual
Elder financial exploitation is the illegal or improper use of income or assets of an older adult. It is a devastating and ever-growing problem.
Fraudsters continue to prey on them with all sorts of scams. If you have a senior in the family, there’s no better time than now to talk about just a few of
As part of our efforts to keep the residents of New Hampshire, connected and aware, we often scour the internet for helpful information. We stumbled across this jewel from Gloucester Times and
Original Post | US Dept of Justice Programs Attorney General William P. Barr announced earlier this spring the opening of the National Elder Fraud Hotline, 1-833-FRAUD-11, a recent tool in the Department of Justice’s ongoing strategy to
Original Article | By Erin Nolan enolan@eagletribune.com CONCORD, N.H. — A woman working as an in-home caregiver in Pelham was arrested for altering personal checks belonging to elderly housing apartment residents, according
Original Post | May 15, 2019 Lynne Snierson Prevent financial elder abuse so you no longer have to hear, “have you heard about the latest grandma scam?” The honest answer is, “Which one?”
In honor of National Senior Fraud Awareness Day, we just launched our COVID-19 Scams FAQ resource sheet. Unfortunately, a pandemic can’t even stop scammers and a new trend of COVID-19 related scams
Originally reported in Concord Monitor, August 2019.
