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  • Can You Believe That 10,000 Baby Boomers Turned 65 Today?

    While most baby boomers in their 60s are healthy, many Americans will have health issues when they reach health insurance policy. Department of Health and Human Services says that 70% of people turning 65 this year will require long-term care in the future. Staying healthy as long as you can is a great strategy for reducing long-term care expenses.

  • Don’t Be Shy: Talk to Parents About the Future

    With that in mind, NASDAQ’s article, “Long-Term Care and Wealth Planning for Aging Parents,” points Plan for possible long-term care. It’s not too early to start planning for long-term care. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that there’s about a 70% chance that a 65-year-old will Despite being somewhat uncomfortable, a conversation with your parents about their health and wealth Reference: NASDAQ (August 10, 2016) “Long-Term Care and Wealth Planning for Aging Parents” #ElderCare

  • The Cost of Caregiving

    They offer meals, supervised outings, and sometimes health services. Remember that Medicare doesn’t pay for personal or homemaking care, but it does cover home health care is established and reviewed by a doctor, and they must be provided through a Medicare-certified home health Long-term care insurance also pays for in-home care, but you may have to wait up to 120 days, depending Talk to your parents while they are still healthy about their expectations for later care and how they

  • Estate Planning Tips for Power Couples

    Women can be more cautious because they know they generally live longer and will need to take care of This includes whether you have long-term care insurance or plan to self-fund care issues in the prenuptial Make it clear where the money would come from to pay for long-term care. In addition, you should sign a HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) release in order for your health information to be shared.

  • Ready…Set…Start your Estate Planning!

    Appoint a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. This details the medical care you would want if you become unable to make your own health care decisions To have control over the care of your pet and how the money you earmark for that care will be spent, let you to state your wishes in detail—from the food your pet likes to veterinarian information and health care philosophies.

  • Bitter Fight for Media Mogul’s Billions

    It details the deteriorating health of the once powerful corporate chief, calling him mentally vacant Until last summer, Redstone had entrusted his day-to-day care to Herzer and another girlfriend. Herzer was in charge of Redstone’s advance health care directive and made decisions on his behalf, but care directive. Herzer said Redstone’s health began to decline in the summer of 2014.

  • Baby Boomer Estate Planning Lessons for Wills, Funerals and Health Care Expenses

    Baby boomers need to have early conversations to determine if their parents have included health care And they shouldn’t neglect health care costs in their own retirement plans. You should know your health care costs and account for them into your long-term strategy. In order to plan for health care expenses, you should consider the following: Current healthcare expenses Trying to find health information in a crisis is stressful.

  • Exploring Long-Term Care

    The article, “What is Long Term Care?” , quotes the National Institute of Health (NIH), which states that what’s termed long-term care (LTC) a home health aide a necessity. LTC insurance will typically cover care not covered by health insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. An elder care and estate planning attorney can help with strategies to help fund this care.

  • How to Get Emergency Guardianship of an Elderly Parent in Texas

    When a parent starts experiencing rapid health decline or shows signs of self-neglect due to dementia and financial choices or safely care for him or herself. Sudden health events cause a disability – stroke, fall, or heart attack leading to either temporary or The temporary guardian may be authorized to make health care decisions, decide residence, or make financial Specifically, Texas law requires: Showing risk factors that jeopardize the parent’s health and welfare

  • The Three Top Fears in Retirement

    No. 2: Declining health results in long-term care. isn’t covered by typical health insurance programs like Medicare. expenses, like custodial care. Medicaid offers more help with long-term care expenses, but it’s only for those who have low incomes Folks should consider long-term care insurance.

  • Come on, Seniors, Blaze a Trail!

    The (Carlisle, PA) Sentinel’s article, “Elder Care: Elder law vs. elder care,” says that if you open These are the result of a plan that implements care coordination services in addition to traditional When obtaining appropriate care is combined with legal and health system knowledge, most family situations Call it elder law or elder care, it often takes both to help seniors blaze a trail in their senior years Reference: The (Carlisle, PA) Sentinel (April 27, 2016) “Elder Care: Elder law vs. elder care” #ElderLaw

  • The 411 on Health Savings Account Rollovers

    Kiplinger’s recent article, “Rolling over Retirement Savings to a Health Savings Account,” advises that you can make a tax-free rollover into an HSA (health savings account) from an IRA—but not from a 401 This year you need to have a health insurance policy with a deductible of at least $1,300 for individual Reference: Kiplinger’s (April 20, 2016) “Rolling over Retirement Savings to a Health Savings Account”

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