Identity And Financial Abuses Financial Identity Theft occurs when a thief steals an individual's personal identity and commits a crime that results in financial injury to the victim. Information can include name, bank account number, credit card numbers and other personal financial data. Financial abuse take many forms. It’s a type of abuse that can start subtle and is often hard to detect. When defining financial abuse, we know there are many elements at play. It is true that financial abuse often involves or is associated with:- -Someone taking or misusing someone else’s money or belongings for their own gain -Harming, depriving or disadvantaging the victim -Controlling someone’s purchases or access to money -Often associated with other forms of abuse -Doesn’t always involve a crime like theft or fraud Types of financial abuse :- Financial abuse might look like: -Borrowing money and not giving it back -Stealing money or belongings -Taking pension payments or other benefi...