The prudent management of older people’s financial assets is fundamental to ensuring choice, dignity, and well-being in older age. Families play an important role in assisting older people to manage assets, though these practices have often remained a hidden part of family care. Australian research has demonstrated extensive family involvement in asset management for and with older people and identified a range of risky and safe practices. In Hong Kong, little is known of the practices and experiences of family asset managers and older people whose assets they manage. The views of older people and their carers will be described based on a survey of asset managers and interviews with asset managers and older people. A comparison between Hong...
Australian society is ageing, with older Australians holding significant wealth. This creates societ...
Current approaches to the assessment of cognitive capacity in many jurisdictions seek to balance old...
The aim of this paper is to stimulate theoretical thought about financial elder abuse within familie...
The prudent management of older people's financial assets is fundamental to ensuring choice, dignity...
Increasing longevity and the growing proportion of the aged in the population in most countries have...
Increasing longevity and the growing proportion of the aged in the population in most countries have...
Family involvement in managing the financial assets of older people is an area of policy and practic...
The management of the financial assets of older people is increasingly important in the current poli...
Family involvement in managing the financial assets of older people is an area of policy and practic...
Managing the assets of older people is a common and potentially complex task of informal care with l...
Managing the assets of older people is a common and potentially complex task of informal care with l...
This paper draws upon findings from a secondary analysis of suspected financial abuse cases in files...
Following a 10-year research program around assets and ageing, the present paper\ud summarises the w...
This paper explores some of the issues relating to asset management for older people in non-urban Au...
This paper explores some of the issues relating to asset management for older people in non-urban Au...
Australian society is ageing, with older Australians holding significant wealth. This creates societ...
Current approaches to the assessment of cognitive capacity in many jurisdictions seek to balance old...
The aim of this paper is to stimulate theoretical thought about financial elder abuse within familie...
The prudent management of older people's financial assets is fundamental to ensuring choice, dignity...
Increasing longevity and the growing proportion of the aged in the population in most countries have...
Increasing longevity and the growing proportion of the aged in the population in most countries have...
Family involvement in managing the financial assets of older people is an area of policy and practic...
The management of the financial assets of older people is increasingly important in the current poli...
Family involvement in managing the financial assets of older people is an area of policy and practic...
Managing the assets of older people is a common and potentially complex task of informal care with l...
Managing the assets of older people is a common and potentially complex task of informal care with l...
This paper draws upon findings from a secondary analysis of suspected financial abuse cases in files...
Following a 10-year research program around assets and ageing, the present paper\ud summarises the w...
This paper explores some of the issues relating to asset management for older people in non-urban Au...
This paper explores some of the issues relating to asset management for older people in non-urban Au...
Australian society is ageing, with older Australians holding significant wealth. This creates societ...
Current approaches to the assessment of cognitive capacity in many jurisdictions seek to balance old...
The aim of this paper is to stimulate theoretical thought about financial elder abuse within familie...