7 Tips to Stop Fraudsters in Their Tracks

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In addition to her physical ailments, her mental clarity took a nose-dive. Not only was I worried about her health, but I was also very concerned she'd be vulnerable to fraud, as there were caregivers in her house. However, even healthy seniors sometimes fall prey to financial abuse and fraud. It turns out there is a physiological reason for this. According to a UCLA study, older people have less activity in the part of the brain that is responsible for what is known as "gut feeling." Oftentimes, it is that gut feeling that tells a person when someone is not trustworthy or something doesn't seem right. SPONSORED New AI Changes How To Profit From Earnings Season A brand-new AI tool is now able to help detect a powerful market force that has been studied by Harvard, the FED and even the SEC. See how everyday Americans can unlock a new way to profit from earning season... AND even outperform the market by as much as 1,700%. 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