Lets investment companies delay payments to protect older adults from scams.
This bill would allow investment companies to temporarily hold back money from certain older or vulnerable adults if they suspect financial exploitation. It aims to give companies time to investigate and prevent scams, changing current rules that require quick payouts. Companies would also be able to ask customers for a trusted contact person.
Today, investment companies generally must pay out money from investments within seven days when a customer asks for it. This bill would let companies that choose to participate delay these payments for up to 15 business days, and sometimes longer, if they suspect an older or vulnerable adult is being financially exploited. It would also require these companies to ask customers for a trusted contact person.
S 2840 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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