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Protection from Spousal Impoverishment

Congress created safeguards over 30 years ago to protect the savings of married couples who use Medicaid. These protections prevent husbands and wives from bankrupting themselves and funding care for their loved ones. They originally required states to allow spouses…

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Estate Planning for Seniors

Even though nearly half of Americans age 55 or older acknowledge that estate planning is important, few have wills, powers of attorney, or health care directives. These documents help guide your representatives to provide the end-of-life wishes you seek. Estate…

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Medicaid Enrollment and Eligibility Changes

CMS has proposed simplifying Medicaid enrollment and increasing the number of people eligible to obtain and maintain coverage. Overall the goal is to streamline applications, verifications, enrollments, and renewals, standardize processes, and reduce red tape. These proposals are a response…

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Considering Your Parent’s Financial Future

Waiting to discuss finances with your aging parent, who may be in cognitive decline, is a mistake, according to financial experts. Gathering all the information necessary for a thorough financial assessment of their aging needs will take time. When your…

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