Baby Boomer Retirement: Crimes Against the Elderly

Baby Boomer Retirement: Crimes Against the Elderly: Many Baby Boomers are reaching the age of 65 and, at the same time, they often have living parents or other relatives who are also living in retirement communities.  Unfortunately, people in these retirement communities are frequently targeted by unscrupulous individuals who are intent upon cheating or robbing the elderly, who are often looked at as "easy victims."

Crimes against the elderly can range from rape to robbery.  Often, people are victimized by phone solicitors, who trick the elderly into making bad decisions.  However, when we all stay vigilant, we can prevent many of these crimes against ourselves and our loved ones.  Learn more at Baby Boomer Retirement: Crimes Against the Elderly.