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08.We Got Scammed 4 Things to Do This Week to Protect Your Elderly Parent

08.We Got Scammed 4 Things to Do This Week to Protect Your Elderly Parent

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概要

Have you ever wondered if your aging parent would recognize a scam before it’s too late? Or are you starting to notice calls, texts, or emails that just don’t feel right?

In today’s episode, we’re talking about safety and advocacy when it comes to scams targeting your aging parents.

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Today I’m sharing a personal situation that got a little too close for comfort… and why this is a conversation we can’t keep putting off.

This is not about fear. This is about preparation.

If you are the one stepping into more responsibility, helping with bills, medical appointments, or just keeping an eye on things, this is one of those foundational conversations in elderly care and planning that needs to happen early.

Inside this episode:
  • Why waiting until something happens can cost your parent their independence
  • How to start the scam conversation without creating resistance
  • The mindset shift that turns this into advocacy instead of control
  • Simple rules every aging parent should follow to stay safe at home
  • How visibility and involvement protect seniors from financial scams
This week, here’s where to start:
  1. Ask about any strange calls, texts, or close calls they’ve had
  2. Increase visibility. More conversations, more check-ins, fewer unknowns
  3. Reinforce that this is a team effort to help them age in place safely
  4. Set clear rules. No sharing information, no clicking links, no access given, no exceptions

If there’s even a question… they call you. Every time.

We are not assuming it won’t happen. We are preparing like it will.

Next week, I’ll share more details about what actually happened… and bring in someone I trust to walk through exactly what to do if your family is ever in this situation.

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