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Legal Planning Tips for Those Dealing with Alzheimer’s
As if estate planning wasn’t stressful enough, preparing for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be an exhausting process for everyone involved. Below
Special Needs Families: Stay clear of these financial planning mistakes
Just like any other type of financial planning, it can be a bit stressful. However, when you have the right person handling your specific planning
New Year, Early [Family Estate] Planning
The end of 2016 is coming up quickly, and usually everyone gets out their pen and paper to jot down their list of resolutions for
Check Your List, and Check It Twice
“He said, she said.” “It’s your word against mine.” “But he said…” These commonly said phrases don’t have much ground to stand on, do they?
Around the web: Remarrying? Update your estate plan
First and foremost, estate planning should be on everyone’s list of priorities. And yes, even for young adults. It’s always best to be prepared for
“In your 30s, finances get real”
Sarah Michaelson wrote over at Business Insider, “I remember putting money into a 401(k) in my 20s, and retirement was an abstraction: a far-away land that I
Why create a revocable or irrevocable trust?
If you’ve done any sort of research about estate planning, you’ve likely come across the term “revocable trust.” It’s a common tactic lawyers such as
Around the Web: Medicaid’s struggle with nursing home expenses
As the discussion about Medicare and Medicaid continues to go on, TIME recently published an article analyzing a huge burden on the Medicaid system: Nursing home
Around the Web: Long-term insurance issues
Long-term insurance policies are focused on issues such as day-to-day living expenses and the assistance some people need to live life to the fullest. It’s not
Around the Web: Retirement age, but not retiring
Retirement is a hot topic for all ages. For those younger, it’s often a matter of saving for it or sometimes wondering if it’s a