Victims reported more than $3.1 billion in losses from elder financial abuse in 2022, which represents an 84% increase from 2021, according to the FBI.

We have found that bankers are often the first line of defense against elder financial fraud and abuse. As many elder customers visit bank branches, bankers are educating and advising their customers on ways to protect their assets and identity. We take our role seriously, and the more seniors and their caregivers we educate, the better we can protect our communities.