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From empty bank accounts to court blockades: how to prevent financial ruin with dementia

From empty bank accounts to court blockades: how to prevent financial ruin with dementia

Approximately 75 percent of people with dementia in the Netherlands live at home, where financial and administrative management can become difficult as the condition progresses. Family members often face legal hurdles when trying to intervene without prior arrangements, highlighting the importance of a living will to prevent financial complications.

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