INFOGRAPHIC: The High Cost Of Elder Financial Abuse
Seniors Who Fall Victim To Financial Exploitation Pay A Price That Goes Beyond Money Lost.
Typically perpetrated by a family member, caregiver or another trusted individual, elder financial abuse – such as illegally or improperly taking funds or assets – can shake a victim’s financial footing and have a profound impact on that person’s well-being. Financial abuse can lead to significant distress and research shows it can increase risk for depression.
The problem usually goes unreported or undetected, despite being widespread.
What to do if someone you love is a victim
At Elder Protection Center, Protect the People You Love is our number one priority. You are not alone. If you or someone you love is a victim of financial elder abuse, contact us today. Elder Protection Center is standing by for you and your loved ones – Today.
Protect the People You Love is our number one priority. We’d love to hear from you. Elder Protection Center is standing by for you and your loved ones – Today.
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