About 50% of New York seniors will eventually require long-term care, which means planning for this expense is a vital part of ensuring you’ll be able to maintain your desired standard of living. In our blog, we discuss the value of long-term care insurance, how to preserve assets for your heirs while accessing valuable Medicaid benefits, and much more. For more information about how we can assist with your specific long-term care planning needs, contact our office to request a free initial consultation.
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What You Should Know About Long-Term CareThe challengesof providing quality care are numerous.
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Transform Your Future: What You'll Learn at an Estate Planning WorkshopAttending one of our Estate Planning Workshops Can be a great resource in securing your family's future.
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What Does Medicaid Cover?Medicaid covers many services for its participants.
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Understanding the Basics: What is a Durable Power of Attorney?The Importance of Having a Durable Power of Attorney in Estate Planning
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Trusts: A Cornerstone of Asset ProtectioinThis post will explore the role of different types of trusts in asset protection planning
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Thanks to some new rules recently finalized by the Federal government, obtaining Medicaid coverage may become easier for some Americans.Medicaid is a federal program administered by the States. The Federal Goverment has simplified and clarified some aspects of the program.
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5 Ways to Update your Estate Plan After a "Gray" DivorceDivorcing later in life can create great challenges. One of them is making changes to your estate plan.
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Asset Protection is an essential part of estate planning.Asset protection isn't just for the wealthy or high-risk professions; it's vital for everyone safeguarding assets from legal actions, creditor claims, and economic downturns.
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Managing chronic illnesses at home can be the preferred method of treatment under the right circumstances.Long-term care doesn't have to take place in a nursing home. Many seniors prefer to receive care at home.
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Caregivers Must Remember to Care for Themselves"Caregiver burnout" is an increasingly common phenomenon. Here are some key signs indicating you may be victim to "caregiver burnout".
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Myths and Misconceptions about Retirement PlanningMany myths circulate about planning for retirement, Social Security, future medical costs, etc. Let’s explore the reality behind some common retirement myths.
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Long-term care planning often involves covering the costs of hospice and palliative care.Palliative and Hospice Care are two types of care aailabel to those with severe medical conditions.