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The Wall Street Journal, in “Voices: Consider Trusteed IRAs for Clients With Alzheimer’s,” reports that when individuals receive an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, they should start having

Even if you are eligible, don’t rush into applying for coverage. Kiplinger’s article, “What You Need to Know About Applying for Medicaid,” discusses five scenarios

Many times, families raising children with special needs don’t know how to begin their financial planning, says The New York Daily News in a recent

Huffington Post reports in “Writing an Eldercare Plan,” that elder law attorneys view being elder-proofed as having legal documents such as living wills, do not

New York State Senator Patrick Gallivan recently stated that the Senate passed a bill to make it easier for victims of elder abuse to give

It is no wonder folks put off thinking about it, says The USA Today in “Navigating Medicaid for elder care can be as painful as

Manny Martinez lives in rent-controlled senior housing and watches his expenses. However, with all of his other bills going up, money from his Social Security—his

If you grew up during The Beatles’ era, you know about Eleanor Rigby. If you’re single, you might ask yourself: Who will be there to

“Kim Campbell didn’t initially see that her husband, music legend Glen Campbell, had Alzheimer’s.” Kim first saw the signs, but chalked it up to the

“It can be very difficult to bring up death, especially with a loved one you don’t want to imagine losing.” Opening the door to this

“If you suspected that your elderly neighbor was being taken advantage of by a family member, would you: (a) Do something to help your neighbor;

“The news represents a victory for Renee Benson who sued her father over his competency and control over the 1980 Shirley Benson Testamentary Trust.” NFL