Financial Elder Fraud Reports Quadruple; Amount Reaches $1.7 Billion Reviewed by Momizat on . The number of reports of financial fraud against older adults has quadrupled since 2013, with 63,500 filed reports describing more than $1.7 billion in actual l The number of reports of financial fraud against older adults has quadrupled since 2013, with 63,500 filed reports describing more than $1.7 billion in actual l Rating: 0
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Financial Elder Fraud Reports Quadruple; Amount Reaches $1.7 Billion

Posted date: March 13, 2019 In: QuickPress

The number of reports of financial fraud against older adults has quadrupled since 2013, with 63,500 filed reports describing more than $1.7 billion in actual losses or attempted thefts in 2017, according to a report released by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

To read the full article in McKnight’s Senior Living, click: Financial Elder Fraud Reports Quadruple; Amount Reaches $1.7 Billion.

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