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A Guide to Creating a Living Will
An advance health care directive, also called a living will,…
Managing the Benefits of Retirees and Near-Retirees to Offset Rising Inflation
American inflation will continue through 2023 and beyond without any…
An Overview of Continuing Care Retirement Communities
In a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), there are three…
Guardianship of Property – What to Do if Appointed
As a result of his age, your grandfather Martin can…
People With Special Needs Have a Variety of Legal Options
Support and empowerment are provided to people with special needs…
A Guide to Understanding Pet Trusts
A pet trust is an effective means of providing for…
What You Need to Know About Including Cryptocurrency in Your Estate Plan
Digital assets have largely rendered traditional estate planning elements obsolete.…
Nursing Homes in the US Face a Number of Challenges
Americans who live in nursing homes are among the most…
A Guide to Coming of Age and Powers of Attorney
As your child turns 18 (in most states), it might…
The Best Way to Maximize Your VA Benefits and Plan For Your Long-Term Care Needs
How can veterans use their Department of Veterans Affairs benefits…
A List of Ten Things Seniors Can Do to Reduce Their Risk of Falling
A broken bone or head injury causes one out of…
Learn About Senior Benefits Offered by Government Programs
The current inflationary pressures are resulting in financial insecurity for…
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