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Don't become victim to a scam.  Be cautious and watch for (listen to) warning signs.  These are a few of the commons scams, especially on seniors:

• A call saying you have won a large sum of money or a new car.  To claim the prize, you are...read on

I don’t want to be a bother.   It’s such a hassle for you to come pick me up.   I’m always bumming rides with you.

Some times it’s a challenge for aging adults to accept our help. They are a generation of survivors. Asking for help can...read on

Anyone can fall victim to a scam; however aging adults are often targeted because of good credit and scammers hope that frailty and memory loss will make an aging adult an easy victim. The following are basic rules to help you avoid being...read on

Recently, I spent some time visiting with a great-grandmother who is raising her great-grandson. Her grandson, a senior in high school, is battling cancer and they make monthly trips to Baptist Hospital for treatment. The grandmother is proud...read on