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The amount that you save for retirement is probably a reflection of your circumstances and your lifestyle. There are also some family expectations that influence your plans. Many older adults want to live with their family members if they can no longer manage an...
A conservator is a person appointed by yourself or the court to manage your estate and other aspects of your life should you become incapacitated. Given the nature of their responsibilities, it is important that you choose the right individual for this role. However,...
When you decide who receives your personal possessions, you probably make those decisions based on the personalities of your beneficiaries and your relationship history with them. Although you may consider and try to balance the financial value of those assets, the...
As a parent, your first responsibility is to safeguard your children’s health and wellness. Of course, providing for your children, instilling good virtues and leaving an inheritance for your children are all important, but there is one thing most parents cannot...
Aging is an inevitable part of life that we all have to deal with at some point in time. It can be difficult seeing your older family members lose a grip on their independence, but there are ways that you can help them later on in life. Implementing effective...
Your parent had a scary fall and ended up in the hospital to be treated for a broken arm. While you have been aware of the risk of falls and injuries, this accident might have made it especially clear to you and your siblings that your parent is not getting any...
One major consideration of people who are getting older is where they’re going to live. For many, aging in place is a priority because they don’t want to leave the home they’ve had for a long time. Others may opt to move into an assisted living home or a long-term...
As you get older, one of the things you need to think about is long-term care planning. Part of this planning may include looking into the cost of nursing home care and how you’ll cover it. Planning to use Medicaid is one option. Most, though not all, nursing homes do...
Many people understand that they will likely someday spend months or even years in a nursing home or assisted living facility. They know that they're going to need that type of medical care. They may hope to put this off for as long as they can, but it is somewhere in...
When a senior intends to apply for long-term Medicaid, there is an asset limit. For you to be eligible, you cannot have assets that are above the threshold limit. Medicaid’s look-back period is supposed to prevent applicants from giving away assets or selling them...
