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Financial gerontology professionals specialize in providing financial advice and planning services to older adults. They can help individuals navigate retirement, long-term care planning, estate planning, and other financial challenges specific to aging.
Elder financial abuse appears to fall into three types of crimes: occasion, desperation, and predation. Crimes of occasion or opportunity are incidents of financial abuse or exploitation that occur because the victim is merely in the way of what the perpetrator wants.
Demographic Vulnerabilities Age-related issues such as dementia or mental impairment, worsening cognitive thinking skills, and physical frailty can make it more difficult for older adults to make sound decisions and ask questions, in turn making them easier to exploit.
Possible indicators of financial or material abuse Missing personal possessions. Unexplained lack of money or inability to maintain lifestyle. Unexplained withdrawal of funds from accounts. Power of attorney or lasting power of attorney (LPA) being obtained after the person has ceased to have mental capacity.
Financial abuse can include: Being pressurised to lend money to a relative, friend or carer. Being charged excessive sums for a service. People frequently requesting small amounts of money from you.
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Although anyone can be the victim of financial abuse, people with care and support needs, such as those who have a long-term illness or condition, disability or impairment, are particularly at risk.
Financial gerontology is a multidisciplinary field of study encompassing both academic and professional education, that integrates research on aging and human development with the concerns of finance and business.
Financial crimes against the elderly fall under two general categories: fraud committed by strangers, and financial exploitation by relatives and caregivers.

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