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Understanding End-of-Life Care

While it is sobering to have open and honest discussions with family members about mortality, it is prudent to do so. No one relishes the thought of their demise, and yet with forethought, you can ensure that your estate plan…

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The Problems with Self-Drafted Wills

In the event of your death, a will addresses who will inherit your assets and properties according to your wishes. Your will names a personal representative (executor) who will carry out your directives. In addition to asset distribution, your executor…

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Health Risks Associated with Hearing Loss

It's possible that hearing is the most overlooked of the five human senses. But your ability to hear is incredibly important, and the longer you put off addressing a hearing problem, the greater the possibility of adverse health effects. JAMA…

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SSDI and Social Security Retirement

Under the Social Security Administration (SSA), Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Social Security Retirement (SSR) are separate programs. However, they may work together in some cases. However, most SSDI recipients won’t see a change in their benefits when they…

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Estate Planning for Widows and Widowers

A spouse's death is a life-changing experience emotionally, spiritually, and often financially. It is common for one spouse to handle family tax and estate plans, and a widow(er) may be looking at a complex financial situation with more questions than…

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The Probate Process

In the United States, probate is the process by which a will is formally acknowledged, and a personal representative (executor) is named to administer the estate. Navigating the probate process will vary according to state law. Therefore, it is good…

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Five Legal Documents You Need to Have

As your mental capacity decreases and your health declines, it can become more difficult for you to make sound financial and healthcare decisions. Putting these five must-have legal documents in place before life becomes too difficult to handle is crucial…

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What is Medicaid?

In the United States, Medicaid provides comprehensive health insurance as well as financial protection for millions of Americans. The program helps low-income families, individuals, and people with disabilities receive adequate health care and provides nursing home or community long-term care…

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What Probate is All About

Even though probate carries a stigma of having a bad reputation, thoughtful estate planning can minimize or avoid it. In reality, most heirs will have to navigate the probate process to some degree after losing a loved one. Understanding what…

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