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The Use of a “Medicaid” Annuity to Protect Assets

The annuity creates an income stream, (non countable) that repays the full amount of the annuity plus interest, over a term of years or the spouse’s actuarial life expectancy.

What do you do, if you and your siblings cannot agree on Mum’s care?

Mediation is considerably cheaper than litigation, $150 to $500 per hour for several hours for a private mediator’s time, or a nominal fee, in lieu of very expensive litigation lawyers.

THE federal estate tax is scheduled to rise from the ashes on Jan. 1, and a lot more families may feel its bite unless Congress changes current law.

Now is the time to consider the various tax strategies available.

the house Steinbeck called “my little fishing place,” about a mile out of town, is part of a long-running and bitter family estate battle, pitting the surviving sister of the author’s third wife, Elaine, against his oldest son and a granddaughter.

That even the best estate planning cannot prevent every instance of unreasonable behavior among heirs.

Take a look at your investment strategies to help determine how to preserve hard-earned wealth with the goal of creating a family legacy

Asset Protection planning is especially prudent for professionals and business owners whose personal assets could be at risk due to the nature of their employment.

Working with a financial advisor, who is “advising” on preparing the VA application, and how to obtain VA Benefits, if NOT ACCREDITATED is against the law.

An Assisted Living Facility or Home Care Agency cannot pay for the filing of the application, or pay someone or organization to do so. Otherwise they are breaking the law.

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Senior Life Care Planning, provides assistance to the aging and Veterans in dealing with the unique issues they face.

With a presumptive condition or death, it is presumed. the veteran served in a certain arena or time the military service was the cause of condition or death.

Usually, a veteran or a qualifying surviving dependent must show a nexus between the veteran’s condition or death and his/her military service, except with a presumptive condition or death.

If you own a small business, you sure don’t need an IRS audit.

The Internal Revenue Service just launched a new online video series, Your Guide to an IRS Audit.

When it comes to your estate plan, periodic review is a necessity

Here are some issues that could trigger the need to make a change in your estate plan.

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