Elder financial abuse protections on legislative radar - Washington Examiner
Friday, May 31st 2024, 1:18:58 pm
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(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s aging population means more residents will be at risk of elder abuse. That’s why lawmakers want to rework some rules to make it easier for banks to flag suspicious activity and alert law enforcement or trusted loved ones. Rep. Joe Hogan, R-Penndel, introduced House Bill 2064 to allow financial institutions to report
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