Did your loved one have money problems before being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia? Tell CNN your story
Deterioration in one's financial credit can show up years before a person is diagnosed with a memory disorder
New York (CNN) — A new study finds evidence that years prior to a person’s diagnosis of a memory disorder, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia, their financial credit can deteriorate, thanks to late or missed payments, among other things.
If someone close to you has a memory disorder, did you witness their money behaviors change well before they were diagnosed (e.g., let bills pile up, buy things they don’t need, make unusual withdrawals from their bank account)?
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