What You'll Learn
This Course will present an overview of the Bureau’s priorities, key initiatives, and resources for older people, financial caregivers, elder justice professionals, and other stakeholders. The material will focus on age-friendly banking, elder fraud prevention and response networks, research, and resources.
At the conclusion of the Course, you will be armed with information on current trends in elder financial exploitation, where to find practical and valuable resources for professional training, and community education.
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