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How caregivers can deal with behavioral changes of loved ones with dementia

There is ample research to suggest that family caregivers are more distressed by behavioral problems and changes in the personality of their loved ones than by their physical disabilities. For instance, while it may prove challenging for family members to

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Financial elder abuse may be fastest growing type of crime in U.S.

Financial elder abuse has been described as the fastest growing type of crime in the U.S. To avoid having this happen with your senior loved one, it is important to be aware of the dangers. A study conducted by the

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California’s Aging Population: Implications for Elders and Caregivers 

Today, the population of individuals over the age of 65 in California numbers approximately 4.5 million people. By the year 2050, it will exceed 11 million. These numbers are even more consequential when we consider the portion of the entire state’s population

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The Cost of Michigan Estate Planning

One of the most common questions asked during our free LifeCare Planning Workshops is “How much will it cost for an estate plan?” or “What are your Fees for an Estate Plan?” The answer is always the same, “it depends.”  It

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A retirement savings account can include health savings accounts

As companies divert the costs of health insurance to their employees, health savings accounts (HSAs) and health reimbursement accounts (HRAs) have become increasingly popular. According to the Employment Benefit Research Institute (EBRI), adults in the U.S. retained $23.8 billion among

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What men can learn from women about saving for retirement

Although men’s 401(k) balances tend to be larger than women’s, there is evidence to suggest that women may outperform men where retirement planning is concerned. Vanguard observed that at the majority of income levels, women are more inclined to take

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Transferring Guardianship When Moving to a New State

Guardianship can be an important legal tool to help family members care for a loved one who is unable to make his or her own decisions due to an illness or disability. Guardianship is determined in state court proceedings. However,

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The new reverse mortgage rules: Are they right for your retirement plan?

The reverse mortgage rules that became effective on Aug. 4, 2014 should address any concerns held by married couples who are contemplating taking out such loans. Reverse mortgages, which are also called Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM), are home loans

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VA Benefits for Long-Term Care Will Be More Difficult to Qualify for in 2016

The Veteran’s Administration (VA) offers a pension benefit to low-income veterans (or their spouses) who are in nursing homes or who need help at home with everyday tasks like dressing or bathing.  The pension, called Aid and Attendance, is currently

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VA Benefits for Long-Term Care Will Be More Difficult to Qualify for in 2016

The Veteran’s Administration (VA) offers a pension benefit to low-income veterans (or their spouses) who are in nursing homes or who need help at home with everyday tasks like dressing or bathing.  The pension, called Aid and Attendance, is currently

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