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Neuroscientists and gerontologists see evidence that people aging normally can become more vulnerable to financial exploitation.

Con artists, fraudsters and, in many cases, family, friends and caregivers take money from seniors through the abuse of trust.

Marketplace host David Brancaccio and his team have identified fraud victims and their families from coast to coast who have been willing to tell their stories.

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Neuroscientists and gerontologists see evidence that people aging normally can become more vulnerable to financial exploitation. Marketplace's David Brancaccio and his team have identified fraud victims and their families who have been willing to tell their stories.

Brains and Losses: The bottom line on aging and financial vulnerability

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Brains and Losses: The bottom line on aging and financial vulnerability

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