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Qualifying for Medicaid

Medicaid was designed to allow people who are disabled or 65 and over with little or no assets, to obtain long-term care. For many middle-income families, Medicaid is a frightening concept. If the family does not have long-term care insurance…

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Helping Elderly Parents Manage Financial Matters

While the age it begins is different for everyone, at some point during the senior years we start to lose some of our cognitive capacity. The problem is, that’s when our portfolios likely reach their peak: just when we’re not…

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Dividing Heirlooms Among Family Members

Boomers are today confronting their own mortality, and that includes preparing to transfer their wealth to children and grandchildren. According to an article in Kiplinger, “Estate Planning Answers for 'Hard' Assets Like Art, Heirlooms,” this will be one of the…

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Unexpected Characteristics of Dementia

The typical picture of an Alzheimer’s patient, or someone suffering from any form of dementia, is of an older, fragile person who doesn’t seem to understand who they are or where they are. Recent research has uncovered several different health…

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Do You Still Have U.S. Savings Bonds?

First issued in 1980, and still in use today, are the Series EE bonds, the most common variety of bonds. They were designed for the long game—they pay interest for up to 30 years. With the end of calendar year…

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Identity Theft and the Deceased Spouse

There’s so much to do when a loved one passes away, and it’s hard to focus when you are grieving. Still, there are several tasks that need to be taken care of immediately. Some of the things that need to…

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How Does an Irrevocable Trust Work?

Irrevocable sounds permanent, and it is—and that’s a good thing, says The Patriot Ledge in a recent article, “Sometimes irrevocable is good.” Here’s an example: if you have a daughter-in-law that you’re not thrilled with, leaving assets outright to your…

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