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As Americans get older, FINRA regulations hope to prevent many people from becoming victims of investment fraud Nearly 20% of all Americans 65 and older have, at one time or another, become the victim of elder financial fraud – and with this age group one of the most rapidly-growing segments…
An explanation of Florida’s statute It’s an unfortunate fact, but often people are not treated very well as they age. And due to ailments, disabilities, or reduced cognition, the elderly are especially vulnerable to being taken advantage of. In many circumstances, this has to do with money, and frequently a…
Investment Professionals, Inc. had been previously investigated for using high-pressure tactics on elderly clients in Massachusetts A San Antonio-based investment firm operating in Massachusetts was recently fined $100,000 for selling seniors unsuitable investments. The firm, Investment Professionals, Inc., (IPI) which operates out of community banks throughout the state, had been…
Giving someone power of attorney over an individual legally allows them to make certain decisions on that person’s behalf. This is often necessary in situations where a person is elderly, intellectually disabled, or otherwise incapacitated. When properly used, giving power of attorney to a trusted individual can often make things…
New statistics show that elder financial exploitation is getting more common One of the fastest-growing segments of the U.S. population is baby boomers, with about 10,000 of them turning 65 every day. Unfortunately, the elderly are also some of the most vulnerable members of society, especially where their finances are…