#106 | How To Stop A Parent With Dementia From Withdrawing Cash

Why is Dad suddenly obsessed with withdrawing cash and hiding it around the house?

Is he handing out money to strangers, forgetting where he put it, or putting himself at financial risk?

If you're caring for a parent with dementia, you’ve likely faced frustrating and confusing financial behaviors.

The repeated trips to the bank, the stacks of cash in odd places—these aren’t just quirks.

They’re signs of deeper cognitive changes that can lead to financial vulnerability. But how do you step in without causing conflict?

In this episode, you will:

1) Discover why dementia leads to irrational financial decisions and the real reason behind your loved one’s behavior.

2) Learn practical legal steps to safeguard their money, from power of attorney to bank account strategies.

3) Explore a compassionate care-based approach that can stop the problem without stripping away their dignity.

Listen now to understand how to protect your loved one’s finances and peace of mind—without unnecessary legal battles or family stress!

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