People with Alzheimer’s disease often have problems managing their money. In fact, money problems may be one of the first noticeable signs of the disease. Here, the experts from the National Institute on Aging tell you how to recognize, and handle, this problem. Early on, a person with Alzheimer’s may be able to perform basic… Continue reading Money Problems and Alzheimer’s
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Estate Planning Is Not Just for the Ultra-Rich Anymore
Hollywood’s stereotype of estate planning usually features assorted nieces, nephews and cousins gathered in the drawing room of a 100-year-old mansion greedily waiting to hear what an eccentric rich relative left them. By the time the scene is over, no one is happy – and that part, at least, has some veracity. Thousands of people… Continue reading Estate Planning Is Not Just for the Ultra-Rich Anymore
A Guardian for Your Children: Planning in Case You’re Not There
While everyone needs a will to settle money matters, there’s a far more compelling reason to have one if you have minor children. Naming a trustworthy, caring guardian for your children is one of the most important things you can do. Lack of a will can create big problems if both you and your spouse… Continue reading A Guardian for Your Children: Planning in Case You’re Not There
Protecting Loved Ones from Financial Predators
One can only wonder how many people deal with financial predators in America. Terrie and Jon Hull have a scary story to tell. Married for 35 years, they were very close to Terrie’s mother, Jean. But after Jean suffered a traumatic brain injury that left her physically vulnerable and in need of care, her boyfriend… Continue reading Protecting Loved Ones from Financial Predators