Advance Dementia Directives – A Crucial Element in Estate Planning
In the realm of estate planning, it’s essential to consider not only the distribution of assets but also the potential challenges that may arise in…
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Factors to Consider When Including a Vacation Home in Your Estate Planning
A vacation home is a place where families enjoy their time together. Sharing time and creating memories is the hallmark of such properties, and often…
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The 4 Signs: How to Detect Elder Financial Exploitation
Scammers have zero remorse for elder financial exploitation. They take advantage of people’s good intentions who believe they are donating to help those in need….
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The Rising Tide of Caregiving Costs: Navigating the High Price of Longevity
In an era where medical advances and improved living conditions have led to longer lifespans, the aging population faces a new challenge – soaring caregiving…
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To A/B, or Not To A/B, That is the Question
Most revocable living trusts for married couples, established prior to 2018, require that the trust be divided into two or more “sub-trusts” upon the death…
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Caregiving From Afar – Things To Consider
Long-distance caregiving is defined by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) as providing care for someone who lives an hour or more away. This type…
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Caring for Aging Parents Need Not Split Siblings
As our parents age, it’s common for siblings to come together to provide care and support. However, this can also be a time of conflict…
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A Guide for Dementia: Communicating Feeding and Other Wishes
Many of us have experienced the pain caused by Alzheimer’s and dementia. In the final stages of these cognitive diseases, the individual may no longer…
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Become Familiar With Your Parents’ Aging Strategies Before a Crisis Occurs
In the US, many adult children live a long distance from their parents. Managing aging parents or in-law medical events can be a serious challenge…
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An Overview of VA Benefits for Older Veterans
Over 18,2 million veterans live in the United States, and 38 percent of them are over the age of 65, according to the US Census…
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