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- Protecting Assets from Medicaid: How Funding a Trust Can Help
college, home buying, and starting their families; and the elder generation with expenses related to retirement With careful planning, you can protect your investments for your own retirement and the next generation
- Create a Road Map for the Care of Your Special Needs Child
disabilities are living longer than ever, so it’s critical to create a financial plan that will protect your retirement When her parent dies or retires, the child may be switched to a higher benefit based on the parent’s
- Estate Planning Tips for Power Couples
different investing styles, with women particularly concerned about maintaining their lifestyle in retirement Each spouse should sign a financial durable power of attorney to allow access to retirement accounts
- Why You Need a Medicaid Planning Lawyer for Your Estate Plan
Medicaid planning is crucial for individuals at retirement age and even earlier. Planning for retirement — As you approach retirement, it is essential to plan for long-term care expenses
- Old School Traditional IRA versus New School Roth
Traditional IRAs, which have been around longer, see retirees rolling assets from their 401(k) plans The reason for converting is—even though it’s not a given that your tax rate will go down in retirement—by Reference: Money (August 8, 2016) “Why Older Americans Should Get Hip to the Roth IRA” #401kEstatePlanning #RetirementPlanning
- How to Pay for Long-Term Care Without Long-Term Care Insurance
Planning for long term care is a crucial aspect of retirement. It can help protect your assets and secure your retirement, whether through term care benefits from a We aim to provide a comprehensive guide for retirees seeking to navigate this challenging terrain. It can significantly impact your retirement savings and overall financial health. Consider the impact of long-term care costs on your retirement savings.
- Is Whole Life Insurance Right for You?
provide money to heirs for a funeral and final expenses or leave a legacy, even if you spend all of your retirement life insurance payout can fund a special needs trust; or Maxed out contributions to tax-advantaged retirement
- January Is for Seniors On Medicare
Kim Hegwood’s mother, like many others, has been facing this issue for the past two years since she retired month for seniors when it comes to prescription costs, as attorney Kim Hegwood has experienced with her retired
- Navigating the Estate Planning Landscape
Distributions New life expectancy tables used in determining Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) from IRAs and retirement will impact those who have already reached their Required Beginning Dates for taking RMDs, qualified retirees , and beneficiaries of inherited retirement plans or IRAs.
- Estate Planning During a Divorce: 4 Key Considerations
Most likely, you are also each named as beneficiaries on the other’s retirement plan. What is the impact of divorce on retirement account beneficiaries?
- What You Cannot Do with a Will
Retirement plan. Similar to life insurance, money in a retirement account (e.g., an IRA or 401(k)) passes to the named
- Legislation Introduced to Protect Financial Advisers from Calling in Potential Elder Abuse
With millions of baby boomers retiring, additional efforts are needed to protect the nation’s most vulnerable