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A durable power of attorney (DPOA) gives someone you trust the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf. This document ensures your affairs remain in capable hands if you become incapacitated. In New York, a properly executed DPOA provides financial and legal...
Long-term care insurance is an important estate planning tool for safeguarding financial stability as you age. It helps cover the costs of extended care, whether in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or even at home. But is there an age limit for obtaining...
Elderly tenants in New York have specific protections under state law, which can help them remain in their homes even when facing eviction. Understanding these rights can make a significant difference for senior tenants dealing with a difficult situation. Protections...
Planning for long-term care in New York can feel overwhelming, but understanding how Medicaid and Medicare play a role might ease your concerns. These two programs offer different types of support as you age or face health challenges. Understanding this can help you...
The Elder Justice Act represents a significant step in protecting the most vulnerable among people—the elderly population. Enacted in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act, this legislation focuses on preventing elder abuse and improving the quality of justice for...
Planning for the future can be daunting, but it’s essential to consider how you’ll manage if you need long-term care. Here are some friendly and helpful answers to common questions about long-term care insurance, specifically for residents of New York. What is...
As you approach your golden years, the thought of long-term care may cross your mind. While you have worked hard to accumulate assets, the cost of a nursing home or an assisted living facility could quickly deplete your savings. For this reason, some people create a...
Shielding oneself from financial scams is important, especially for older folks who might be more susceptible to schemes. Sadly, scammers often target this group because they think they are easier to trick. The first step to combating this is to learn about some...
A report conducted by ABC7 found that over 108,000 people in the Tri-State area live under guardianship. Discussing guardianship with disabled parents can be a delicate subject. It involves sensitive topics like independence, decision-making and future planning,...
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...