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Spouses' Guesses About End-of-Life Wishes Not Always Accurate
Most older adults who are married name their spouses to make health care decisions for them should they become incap...
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Alive and Kicking: Legal Advice for Boomers
Two elder law attorneys have written a lively and entertaining book full of advice to baby boomers on how to put their own affairs in order as well as help their parents as they age.
Read moreVeterans Aid and Attendance Benefit: Long Term Care Benefits for Veterans
Finding information on long-term care benefits for veterans and surviving spouses just got easier with the publication of a book by the National Care Planning Council.
Read moreProblems Reported with Part D Deductions from Social Security 1099 Forms
Make Sure Your Plan Beneficiary Choices Are Up to Date
Many people periodically update their wills or other estate plans, but don't update who will receive distributions from their retirement plans.
Read moreThe Complete Retirement Survival Guide
Two practicing elder law attorneys offer clearly-written guidance on how to safeguard your money, health and independence.
Read moreWhen Should You Take Your Social Security Retirement Benefits?
As you approach retirement, you must decide when to begin taking your Social Security benefits. You have three options: You may begin taking benefits between age 62 and your full retirement age, you can wait until your full retirement age,...
Read moreNew Web Site Helps Families of Children with Special Needs
A new Web site has been launched to help families of children with special needs preserve medical and other benefits...
Read moreSenior Moments: A Book for Seniors and Those Who Love Them
A book by an elder law attorney covers the human side of aging, tackling issues and problems that similar references often overlook.
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