Spotting and Stopping Elder Financial Abuse
June 16, 2021 @ 11:00 AM EDT
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Tony Salazar spoke about the importance of elder financial protection.
Angie Barnett spoke about how the Better Business Burrow collects their information and who is most susceptible to being victimized.
Tony Salazar answered a question about if mailed checks are safer than using a credit card.
About
AARP Maryland hosted this Access Live event to talk about preventing fraud and scams as part of Financial Protection Week. This event featured Tony Salazar, Maryland’s Commissioner of Financial Regulation, Angie Barnett, Baltimore City County, Maryland Pres/CEO at BBB, John Bratsakis, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Maryland and District of Columbia Credit Union Association, and Calissa Randall, Director, Senior Legal Services Bar Association of Baltimore City. They discussed the importance of elder financial protection, how the Better Business Burrow collects their information, and if mailed checks are safer than using a credit card.