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How to Help Your Adult Children with Their Estate Planning
Anthony sighed with relief. He felt a great peace of mind the day he finally signed his estate planning documents. His Will showed how his property should be distributed in an orderly and organized fashion. The durable power of attorney he signed meant that someone...
Spending Down Your Community Spouse Resource Allowance
Nursing homes are expensive, even if Medicaid benefits are available. It’s especially difficult when a married couple is split up. The emotional toll is great, but there’s also the problem of providing for expensive residential care for one person while maintaining...
Qualities to Look for in a Caregiver
Leaving your loved one’s care in the hands of a stranger is frightening. Even if you do background checks, hire from reputable agencies, or find a nursing home with good reviews, you may still be concerned. When you are looking for a caregiver, or evaluating a current...
Medicaid Planning: Should I Wait Until I Need Nursing Care?
Michael’s mother, Lucille, fell at home and wasn’t found for several days. He consulted with doctors about his mother’s care and was told she needed 24/7 nursing care. As he started researching nursing homes, Michael learned that the typical cost of a nursing home in...
What an ABLE Account Can Do for You
Parents of children with special needs have one big concern for the future: who will pay for their child’s expenses if they are no longer here. Special needs trusts have been available to help, but something more was needed. “Achieving a Better Life Experience” (ABLE)...
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