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42 Ways to Make a Senior's Home SaferSmall home improvements can help seniors continue to live independently. Ideally, these safety upgrades should take place before they are needed.
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Should You Worry About Rising Medicare Premiums?It's understandable to be worried about the rising cost of Medicare premiums, but the "hold harmless" provision shields 70% of people from these increases.
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Medicaid for Long-Term Care: Answers to Common QuestionsPeople encounter many rumors, misunderstandings, and outright lies related to Medicaid. Learn the truth about using this program to pay for long-term care.
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The Mistakes of a Life EstateOn the surface, a life estate sounds like a wonderful way to pass down property. However, giving future ownership to someone else has some potential drawbacks.
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Alternatives to Life Estates: Finding a Solution That Works for Your Loved OnesLife estates are growing in popularity, but they aren't always the right choice. Learn about popular alternatives to blended ownership.
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12 Reliable Ways to Reduce Risky Senior StressSeniors must deal with several sources of stress as they age, but there are some tips that can help you learn to cope with the challenges of this stage of life.
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Why a Durable Power of Attorney Is Essential for Estate PlanningDiscover why a durable power of attorney is the most critical estate planning document. Learn how it protects your assets, ensures care, and avoids legal pitfalls
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What an Elder Law Attorney Has to Say About Alzheimer's DiseaseAn Elder Law Attorney explains why it's vital to prepare for the possibility that you or your spouse may suffer from this devastating disease.
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10 Vital Tips for Caregivers of Seniors With Alzheimer's DiseaseCaregiving is a difficult task, but these tips will help you make the job of tending to your loved one's needs a bit easier.