Elder Care & Estate Planning Blog

14
Mar
Special Needs

What To Do When Your Special Needs Child Turns 18

“If you have a child with special needs, once they turn 17, you need to start thinking about what’s going to happen when they turn 18 and you are no ...

14
Mar
Asset Protection

Financial Reminders Before Remarriage

Financially speaking, individuals tend to have more to bring to the table, and more to consider, on marriages past the first. Nasdaq recently put together an article, “Getting Remarried? 5 ...

14
Mar
Estate Planning

When to Update Your Estate Plan? How About Right Now?

“Have you wondered when is the right time to update your estate plan?” If any of the following five items have happened in your life, you need to reevaluate your ...

14
Mar
Estate Planning

Do I Have to Give Everything to My Spouse When I Die?

“Here’s what you need to know about your estate plan, if you’re married.” There are probably more than a few people who want to ask this, but are uneasy with ...

14
Mar
Elder Law

New Study Shows Caregivers Use Their Own Savings to Help Elderly Loved Ones

“New findings reveal 7 in 10 caregivers reduced their own living expenses to cover caregiving costs.” Americans are feeling more of a pinch in their finances and lifestyle, because of ...

14
Mar
Financial Planning

Don’t Let Money Stress You Out of Your Relationship!

“Statistics show that finances are the leading cause of stress in a relationship, and more than 35 percent of the population name money as the primary trouble area with a ...

14
Mar
Financial Planning

Does Your Financial Plan Cover All of These Areas?

“Does your financial plan have a hole in it? Check to see if you have all five of the critical areas covered.” The road to retirement continues to get more ...

14
Mar
Elder Law

How Does a Nursing Home Really Work?

“When your loved one is admitted to a nursing facility, you are at their mercy. There is a significant imbalance of power in many ways.  As a result, many families ...

14
Mar
Asset Protection

What Savings Should I use for the Down Payment on My Home?

Buying your first house is never easy. Whether it’s a matter of scrimping and saving for a down payment, tough markets, broker fees, or balancing priorities, there’s always another complication. ...

14
Mar
Retirement

Giggers Need to Save For Retirement!

“While most Americans haven’t saved enough for retirement, GOBankingRates reports that 42 percent of us have less than $10,000 saved and expect to retire “broke”, the future for freelancers looks ...

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