Why Larigent

Grounded in Primary Research

Every course traces back to named sources — FBI IC3, FTC, CISA, and academic research on fraud psychology — not vendor talking points or secondhand summaries.

One Framework, Two Audiences

The same six-phase Fraud Lifecycle underlies every course — taught in institutional language for professionals and plain language for families, never two competing models.

Installable Controls, Not Just Awareness

Named, teachable protocols — like the Golden Hour Protocol and the PACE conversation framework — give learners a concrete action at each phase, not a generic warning.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are the professional courses eligible for CFP Board CE credit?

    Yes — the professional curriculum is built around CFP Board Principal Knowledge Topics, primarily F.46 (Eldercare and Special Needs Planning) and H.66 (Behavioral Finance), with supporting topics in regulatory compliance.

  • I'm not a financial professional — is this site still for me?

    Yes. Even Ground is Larigent's family-facing track, written in plain language for adult children and caregivers, with no financial or clinical background assumed.

  • Do family courses require ongoing time commitment?

    Most Even Ground courses are self-paced and designed to be completed in under an hour or two, with simple recurring reminders (e.g., a 30-day re-check) rather than an ongoing obligation.

  • Where does the research behind these courses come from?

    Course content is drawn from Larigent's internal research corpus, which synthesizes primary sources including the FBI's IC3 reports, FTC and CISA guidance, and academic research on fraud psychology and aging.