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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 46 MIN

The Multi-Billion Pound Blind Spot: Disability & Fraud

from Money Crimes and Human Minds · host Zoe Taylor

Why are disabled households in the UK significantly more likely to be targeted by financial criminals?In this episode of Money Crimes & Human Minds, Zoe Taylor sits down with Edward Grant, the UK Government’s Disability and Access Ambassador for the Insurance Sector. We move beyond the "vulnerability" label to explore the "Accessibility Gap" - the dangerous space where poor system design meets criminal intent.In this episode, we discuss:- The Psychology of "Workarounds": How sharing PINs and passwords becomes a necessitywhen systems fail.- Mate Crime & Predatory Grooming: The chilling case of actress Meg Wynn Owen.- Impression Management: Why the desire to "mask" a disability can lead to a"fraud warrant."New episodes every week.Subscribe to @MoneyCrimesHumanMinds. #FinancialCrime #DisabilityAccess#MoneyCrimes #Insurance #Neurodiversity #MateCrime #ConsumerDuty#PsychologyOfFraud

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