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At some point in your future, you might need coverage for certain care needs. However, regular health insurance does not pay for services and support for daily living activities, such as dressing, eating or bathing. Also, Medicare only covers limited nursing home or...
Estate planning gives you an effective way to manage your assets and ensure your wishes come to fruition after your passing. Creating an estate plan also helps you maintain control over certain areas of your life, rather than letting important decisions fall in the...
Asset protection in estate planning is a strategic approach to safeguarding assets from various potential threats, such as creditors, lawsuits and excessive taxation, while ensuring the orderly distribution of those assets to your beneficiaries upon your passing. The...
Trusts are versatile estate planning tools that offer benefits to a broad range of people. While many believe that trusts are exclusively for the rich, they can be valuable for individuals from various financial backgrounds. It is important to not dismiss the idea of...
The phenomenon of grey divorce, or divorce among older couples, has seen a significant uptick in recent years. As of 2019, around a quarter of all divorces involved individuals over 65, reports AARP. Older people going through divorce often have more intricate estate...
As people age or develop health issues, the ability to manage finances and make sound health decisions can sometimes decline. In these situations, guardianship can be a valuable option. Guardianship allows an adult child or other responsible individual to make...
Medicaid is a program funded by federal and state governments to help people with limited financial resources cover their medical expenses. While Medicaid offers financial relief for those in need, qualifying can be complex. The program has strict guidelines...
When planning for the future, it is important to have a clear understanding of legal documents that dictate the management and distribution of your assets. Two common instruments for this purpose are wills and trusts. While both serve similar purposes, they have...
Trusts are an estate planning tool often used to distribute assets to beneficiaries after the trustee passes away. This generally allows for a more efficient and private transfer of assets than a will. When it comes to managing your assets and planning for the future,...
While the thought of mortality can be unsettling, ensuring the welfare and security of your young children is an important goal. A key element in this forward-thinking strategy is the creation of a will. A will is a legal document that outlines the distribution of...