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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,...

Digital Estate Planning Obstacles to Avoid

With the Internet of Things (IoT), identifying and managing your digital property is more important than ever. From smart home devices to...

Manage Your Retirement Benefits to Offset Rising Inflation

Unless big changes arise, the forty-year inflationary high is going to continue well into 2023. Bankrate’s Third-Quarter Economic Indicator poll projects inflation...

A Fiduciary’s Role in Estate Planning

Fiduciaries are individuals, professionals, or organizations that are legally obligated to act in the best interest of their appointed beneficiaries. Carrying out...

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...

Creating a Will for Blended Families

It is common today for families to have stepchildren, and in cases of inheritance, stepchildren are often treated the same as biological...

Powers of Attorney Explained

Power of Attorney (POA) documents are an essential part of estate planning. All states recognize powers of attorney, but rules and requirements...

Share Your Estate Plans With Your Family

With a comprehensive estate plan, you can ensure a successful transfer of wealth to your loved ones. However, many of us often...

Penalties and Gifts Associated with Medicaid

Low-income seniors with limited assets and income can obtain healthcare and long-term care through Medicaid, a federal/state program. Many seniors believe their...