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It is estimated that five million seniors fall victim to financial abuse each year.<\/h3>\n

Getting a more precise picture of the extent of the problem is difficult because many seniors are unaware that the financial abuse<\/strong> is taking place, while others are unwilling to report it out of embarrassment or fear for their safety. What is financial abuse (also known as material exploitation)? It is defined as the illegal or improper use of an elderly person\u2019s funds, property, or assets. Examples of this type of abuse include, but are not limited to:<\/p>\n

(Related: There are Limitations on Special Needs Trusts<\/a>)<\/p>\n