Some of the resources housed on the new website include tools and information to help:

• adults prepare for retirement with tips on the importance of estate planning and understanding common frauds and signs of financial exploitation
• families and caregivers learn how to help protect a client or loved one they feel may be vulnerable or showing signs of financial exploitation, vulnerability, or diminished mental capacity
• financial professionals understand their responsibilities when working with older and vulnerable clients
• New Brunswickers know where to seek help should they suspect an older loved one is experiencing financial exploitation

The website also features nine new videos on topics like choosing a Trusted Contact Person, the importance of estate planning and more. For a more interactive experience, visitors to the site can book a free presentation about frauds and scams targeting older adults and signs of financial abuse and exploitation.