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Financial Abuse
Discover more about financial abuse, how it happens and what you can do to prevent and respond to this type of abuse.
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10 common forms of elder financial abuse
Here are 10 of the most common types of financial abuse from Safe & Savvy - A guide to help older people avoid abuse, scams and fraud.
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AI for older Australians: the good, the bad and the surprising
Artificial intelligence may seem like science fiction come true, but understanding AI and knowing its risks can free you to enjoy its benefits. 7 min read
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Creating your financial support team
Financial matters can be easier to manage if you have a ‘support team’ of trusted people you can draw on.
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Financial abuse – what it is and how to stop it
Financial abuse of older people is a significant, and often hidden, issue that causes financial loss and emotional distress. How can we protect ourselves?
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Financial elder abuse
Financial elder abuse is theft or misuse of an older person’s money, assets or property.
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Financial elder abuse and the importance of enduring documents
I encourage people of all ages to have their enduring documents in place
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How can older people get on top of debt?
Most people have some financial debt, but for older people, owing money can be crippling. The National Debt Helpline can assist.
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Managing financial stress
Older Australians may be feeling increased financial stress as their families face cost of living pressures. Financial counselling could help prevent tension becoming abuse. 6 min read
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Older people, cultural diversity and financial elder abuse
Culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds may have unique factors that leave older Australians vulnerable to financial abuse.
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Safeguarding against scams, frauds and identity theft
Find out how scams and frauds can happen and how to avoid becoming a victim. There is also helpful information about what to do if you are affected.
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Scams and your savings
Older people are prime targets for scams that could rob them of their savings. Awareness and caution can help keep your money safe.
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Warning signs of financial elder abuse
One of the best protections against financial elder abuse is awareness and knowledge. Learn what to watch out for and how to intervene at the first sign of concern.
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Who pays the fine when someone else is driving your car?
Find out who pays the fine if someone else drives your car in Australia. And learn how to protect yourself from unwanted fines and potential financial abuse.
Financial Abuse videos
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Financial Abuse Events
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Financial Abuse Real Stories
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Peter's story about capacity and financial abuse
Andrew begins a deliberate campaign to convince his father, Peter, he is losing his ‘marbles’.
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Nina and Joe's family agreement gone wrong
Nina and Joe helped invest in a property with their daughter. They were able to get that investment back after proving it was not a gift.
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