There is an age when self-doubt — questioning our decisions, seeking approval of family and trusted friends for our choices — can prevent us from becoming victims of financial abuse, consumer fraud or even ourselves.
Like three-quarters of Americans over the age of 50, "Walter" and "Patty," both in their late 70s, decided to "age in place" — remaining in the home they had lived in for many years, where they've formed friendships, have good neighbors and access to health care resources and much more.
