Home Retirement Financial Exploitation: How to Stay Safe From Fraud Older adults are especially vulnerable, so it's important to help loved ones guard against financial fraud, particularly if they ...

As Hawai‘i’s aging population grows, so does the risk of financial exploitation targeting kūpuna. In response, the State Executive Office on Aging has launched an elder abuse awareness ...

Holiday visits can uncover elder financial exploitation About 37% of active caregivers said the senior they care for has experienced financial abuse. Experts say loved ones must talk often to spot ...

October is Financial Exploitation Awareness Month and Texas is raising awareness about ways we can help prevent, recognize, and report elderly financial exploitation.

Prominent actors and digital personalities have allegedly accepted large sums of money to promote platforms, which are now ...

"Financial exploitation is a silent threat that can devastate lives," said Mary Bach, AARP Pennsylvania Volunteer and Chair of its Consumer Issues Task Force. "It's not just about stolen money ...

Financial inclusion is the effort to make financial products and services available and affordable to all individuals and businesses.

Financial exploitation is rising, especially among the elderly and disabled. Learn how to protect loved ones from abuse.

According to Futures Without Violence, financial abuse among teens falls into three broad categories: economic sabotage; financial control; and financial exploitation.

Federal agencies issue guidance to help banks detect and prevent elder financial exploitation. Explore key measures, such as training, transaction holds, and trusted ...

For assistance with financial exploitation concerns and other legal matters, state residents who are 60 or older may contact West Virginia Senior Legal Aid at 800-229-5068 or info@seniorlegal.org.

Domestic violence almost always includes financial abuse. Here’s help on identifying and understanding it and how to get help and leave in a safe way.