The Sacramento County Grand Jury has released a report highlighting that the county is not doing enough to protect against ...

The world recently recognized Elder Abuse Awareness Day, a term that has many applications, depending on the region. Related Articles Jill On Money: Financial advice for college grads ...

June is Elder Abuse Awareness month and experts are sounding the alarm on a growing threat. It might start with a phone call from someone claiming to be a grandchild in trouble — or a message saying ...

One study in New York state suggested that for every 44 cases of elder financial abuse, only one is reported ... is the best shield against their schemes. But this awareness should be coupled ...

The brief includes an overview of key actions that could be considered elder financial abuse, including but not ... must come together to combat these schemes, especially as the median age in ...

The number of reports of suspected elder abuse ... Financial exploitation cases are the most difficult. The cases include thefts by family members and caregivers and sophisticated fraud schemes ...

If you know an elder that might be a victim of financial abuse, ask yourself these questions ... and banking scams in addition to pyramid and Ponzi schemes.

In response to this alarming trend and the increased risk posed to older Ohioans, the Division is highlighting the warning signs of elder financial abuse to protect loved ones from becoming a ...

Pyramid schemes rely on recruiting new participants ... get in on the ground floor of a "can't miss" opportunity. Elder financial abuse involves the unauthorized or improper use of an older ...

I ran this situation by California private investigator Riley Parker to ask him what could be done to protect Sam from what looks like elder financial abuse. He replied, “Dennis, cops and ...

Elder abuse cases has seen a double digit increase in financial fraud, the FBI said. “Empowering our seniors and their friends and family with education surrounding elder fraud schemes is ...

Kansas previously increased the penalty for financial abuse against elderly people a decade ago. Someone convicted of doing large-scale elder abuse can be sentenced up to 40 years in prison.