New Elder Financial Abuse Insurance Continuing Education Course Available From WebCE

DALLAS - April 25, 2018 - PRLog -- WebCE^®, the nation's leading provider of online continuing education and training, has recently released a new insurance continuing education course titled, Elder Financial Abuse. This online insurance CE course covers the issue of elder financial abuse in great detail and provides practical applications for insurance agents and producers.

As the population of the United States ages, Baby Boomers entering retirement represent a desirable target market for financial services professionals. However, this opportunity also brings considerable risks. Older clients are typically more vulnerable and susceptible to elder financial abuse, which can do considerable damage to their assets and those of their family.

It is imperative that financial advisors and insurance professionals educate their clients on the dangers of elder financial abuse and actively safeguard their assets. Senior needs planning involves more than just retirement, health care and wealth transitioning. Identifying common elder financial abuse schemes and ways to combat them can greatly decrease a client's vulnerability.

Elder Financial Abuse and all insurance continuing education courses from WebCE are written by industry experts and designed to fulfill state-specific insurance CE requirements. WebCE also offers a variety of course topics for insurance CE, CPA CPE, EA CPE, tax CE, professional designations and more. WebCE's online continuing education catalog is regularly updated to feature the latest industry news and hot topics, and courses are updated to include the most up-to-date information and regulations.

About WebCE^®: WebCE^® is an online education company based in Dallas, TX. Founded in 1997, WebCE has delivered millions of online continuing education, exam prep and training courses to professionals nationwide. In 2018, WebCE was named one of Texas Monthly's Best Companies to Work for in Texas for the second consecutive year. To learn more, visit www.WebCE.com.