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Thursday, September 23, 2021 / Categories: Financial, Family & Money, Health, Cognitive Loss Older Adult Nest Eggs and Financial Vulnerability With Dr. Peter Lichtenberg, Wayne State University Institute of Gerontology Dr. Peter Lichtenberg, Director of the Institute of Gerontology at Wayne State University, explains the correlation between cognitive impairment and loss of net worth and the financial exploitation of older adults. He shares his olderadultnestegg.com platform and the numerous tools including the Financial Vulnerability Survey, Family & Friends Questionnaire, and the SAFE program. Previous Article A Reinvention at Age 60 Next Article Eat, Think, and Live Better: Fighting Obesity and Diabetes Print Tags: Dr. Peter Lichtenberg Older Adult Nest Egg Financial Exploitation Financial Vulnerability and Seniors Wayne State University Institute of Gerontology More links Older Adult Nest Egg AAR Fraud Watch Network Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Covid Resources for Seniors Eldercare Locator Senior Scam Alert