Elder financial abuse is a growing but often invisible threat, affecting millions each year. Unlike physical abuse, its signs are subtle—bank accounts drained, new “friends” controlling finances, or unexplained changes in wills. Perpetrators may be strangers, caregivers, or even family members, making it even harder to detect. Recognizing the hidden warning signs is crucial: early detection can prevent devastating losses and preserve independence. This article will help you spot the red flags and protect vulnerable loved ones.
