Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation
Resources (External)
- What is elder abuse?
- Red flags of abuse
- Where to report elder abuse
- 12 things anyone can do to prevent elder abuse
- What if your guardian is not doing what they should?
- Federal Resources | Senate Committee On Aging
- Protecting Older Adults from Fraud and Financial Exploitation | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (consumerfinance.gov)
- Online Resources | Pennsylvania Department of Aging Learning Management System (pda-lms.org)
- Office of the Inspector General: SSA Scam Reporting Form, Social Security
- Signs of Elder Abuse
- Taking Action: An Advocate’s Guide to Assisting Victims of Financial Fraud
- ACL Resource on Culturally Competent Care for Older Persons who Experienced Abuse
Credit Union Trusted Contact Resources
A trusted contact is an individual, specified by the customer, that banks and credit unions may reach out to for extra help if they suspect the customer is falling victim to a scam.
- CFPB Trusted Contact - Credit Union Deliverable
- CFPB Trusted Contact - Member Deliverable
- NCUA Consumer Assistance Center - Trusted Contact
- NCUA Trusted Contact Video
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