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financial capacity instrument  

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  • The Financial Capacity Instrument (FCI) is a conceptually based, standardized psychometric instrument designed to directly assess everyday financial activities and abilities relevant to community-dwelling adults. The FCI assesses financial skills at the task, domain, and global levels. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Financial Capacity Instrument (FCI)]

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