Three Common Warning Signs Your Loved One Might Be a Victim of Financial Fraud

When it comes to preventing elder abuse, it is critical to intervene early to protect your loved ones against financial fraud. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is enhancing efforts to protect seniors against economic exploitation. With fraud schemes targeting older adults rising, FinCEN's advisories assist financial institutions in identifying and preventing elder financial abuse.

Some of the more common warning signs of fraud schemes include:

 • Large, unexplained banking withdrawals
 • Sudden changes in banking behavior
 • Pressure from strangers or even family members​

Elder fraud can be devastating, but early intervention can stop the damage before it's too late. If you suspect someone is financially exploiting a loved one, Justice For Our Parents will refer you to experienced attorneys you can trust. 

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