More than 80% of financial abuse 'committed by people known to the victim' 

More than 80% of financial abuse 'committed by people known to the victim' 

Keeping change after doing a grandparent’s shopping, stealing cash from someone’s house or using bank cards without permission are examples of the type financial abuse people suffer.

More than 80% of financial abuse is committed by people known to the victim, new figures show.

Keeping change after doing a grandparent’s shopping, stealing cash from someone’s house or using bank cards without permission are examples of the type financial abuse people suffer.

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