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    Money Smart for Older Adults is an instructor-led training developed by the FDIC and CFPB to provide awareness among older adults and caregivers about preventing elder financial exploitation and encouraging advance planning. The training covers topics such as common types of elder financial exploitation, identity theft, medical identity theft, scams targeting homeowners and veterans, planning for unexpected life events, and financial preparation for disasters. Information on accessing the training module or upcoming train-the-trainer events can be found at www.fdic.gov/moneysmart.

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    Money Smart for Older Adults is an instructor-led training developed by the FDIC and CFPB to provide awareness among older adults and caregivers about preventing elder financial exploitation and encouraging advance planning. The training covers topics such as common types of elder financial exploitation, identity theft, medical identity theft, scams targeting homeowners and veterans, planning for unexpected life events, and financial preparation for disasters. Information on accessing the training module or upcoming train-the-trainer events can be found at www.fdic.gov/moneysmart.

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    Money Smart for Older Adults is an instructor-led training developed by the FDIC and CFPB to provide awareness among older adults and caregivers about preventing elder financial exploitation and encouraging advance planning. The training covers topics such as common types of elder financial exploitation, identity theft, medical identity theft, scams targeting homeowners and veterans, planning for unexpected life events, and financial preparation for disasters. Information on accessing the training module or upcoming train-the-trainer events can be found at www.fdic.gov/moneysmart.

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    Money Smart for Older Adults is an instructor-led training developed by the FDIC and CFPB to provide awareness among older adults and caregivers about preventing elder financial exploitation and encouraging advance planning. The training covers topics such as common types of elder financial exploitation, identity theft, medical identity theft, scams targeting homeowners and veterans, planning for unexpected life events, and financial preparation for disasters. Information on accessing the training module or upcoming train-the-trainer events can be found at www.fdic.gov/moneysmart.

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    Money Smart for Older Adults (MSOA) is a new


    instructor-led training developed jointly by the Federal
    Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and Consumer
    Financial Protection Bureau (CPFB). The module provides
    awareness among older adults and their caregivers
    on how to prevent elder financial exploitation and to
    encourage advance planning and informed financial
    decision-making. The module covers the following topics:
    Common Types of Elder Financial Exploitation
    Identity Theft
    Medical Identity Theft
    Scams that Target Homeowners
    Scams that Target Veterans Benefits
    Planning for Unexpected Life Events
    How to Be Financially Prepared for Disasters
    To download the MSOA module, or find upcoming trainthe-trainer events, or go to www.FDIC.gov/moneysmart.
    For information on the CFPB Office for Older Americans,
    or to order a Participant/Resource Guide, go to
    www.promotions.usa.gov/cfpbpubs.html.
    FDIC-023-2013

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