Anyone can financially exploit a senior, but it can generally be broken down into 3 categories: family members, nursing home staff and
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Sponsored by NH Credit Unions/ Better Values – Better Banking Isolated and vulnerable, more than 3 million older Americans are victims of financial abuse every single year. Today, a new tool is added to the arsenal to protect New Hampshire’s
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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
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.
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As Americans approach their golden years, many expect to spend time on the golf course, going on an RV tour of National Parks, or spending time with their grandchildren.
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If you get a phone call, email, or a letter in the mail from someone you do not know announcing that you have won thousands of dollars or threatening you with jail
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The New Hampshire Bankers Association (NH Bankers) applauds the NH House for passage of SB 385, which allows for the delaying of transactions to help combat financial exploitation.
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Original Post | LiveInHomeCare.com Adults over 60 lost nearly $1 billion to scams and frauds in 2020, according to the FBI’s Elder Fraud report. This represents an increase of $300 million in
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Original Article | by Emma Rubin Consumer Affairs Reports of financial crimes against the elderly are on the rise: Older people are swindled out of more than $3 billion each year. More than
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Every year, there are always a few “must-have” toys on most kids’ holiday wish lists. The toy sells out fast and becomes expensive and hard to find. On top of that, the microchip
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This Report identifies behaviorally
informed techniques dealers and advisers can use to encourage their older clients to provide the
necessary information for enhanced investor protection measures.
One in five Americans will be aged 65 or older by the end of this decade, as all Baby Boomers 1 will have reached their “golden years.”2 The continuing shift toward an
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