Long-term Care
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Our Parents Lived 'Forever.' How Do We Plan for Long-Term Care?Even if you're very wealthy, you may need to plan for long-term care through age 100. Our Wealth Wise columnist asks the experts what to do.
By Maurie Backman
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How to Deduct Expenses for Long-Term Care on Your Tax ReturnTax Breaks The IRS allows limited deductions for medical expenses and long-term care insurance premiums. See if you qualify.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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How to Stop a Panic Move After a Dementia DiagnosisSiblings are alarmed after their father's Alzheimer's diagnosis leads their mother to embark on an isolating move. This is how they can help keep Dad safe.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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How to Protect Your Assets From Long-Term Care CostsA revocable living trust is great for avoiding probate but won't shield savings from long-term care costs. Consider a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust instead.
By Evan H. Farr, CELA
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How Women Should Structure Their Long-Term Care InsuranceWomen's longer life expectancies mean their long-term care coverage should feature longer benefit periods, higher payout amounts and robust inflation protection.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA®
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Eight Things Medicare Doesn't CoverMedicare Part A and Part B leave gaps in your healthcare coverage. But Medicare Advantage has problems, too.
By Donna LeValley
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How to Prepare for Long-Term Care Costs Before They Hurt Your KidsLong-term care costs can reduce the inheritance you leave your children. Learn how to prepare for care while protecting your retirement and estate plans.
By Paige Cerulli
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What to Do Before Dropping Long-Term Care InsuranceAre you thinking of dropping your long-term care coverage because you no longer trust the insurance company? Don't cancel without considering these key issues.
By Daniel Fagan, MSPFP®, MPAS™, AIF®
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A Strategic Future Care Planning Guide for Affluent FamiliesAre your assets accessible and structured to support health, mobility or cognitive issues? Waiting until care is needed can force decisions you might regret.
By Jesse Giordano, CFP®, CAP®, RLP®, CBEC®
