There is an old saying that can be painfully true, “You are only as happy as your unhappiest child.” One of the most common laments I hear from parents of adult children is that, for whatever reasons, their offspring seem to (repeatedly) need financial assistance … not because of illness of hardship, but simply through poor decision-making. It’s hard to talk-turkey with your adult children, and they seldom listen anyway. But, maybe they will listen to advice from a third-party, especially if that advice is delivered in a manner with which they are most comfortable – fresh, fun and online….
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Parents are encouraged to call upon the trained expertise of financial and legal advisors.
There are a number of questions, facts and circumstances, to be investigated, not just get a list, and, slowly, hire someone.
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Here are some issues that could trigger the need to make a change in your estate plan.
Now is the time to review your personal finances, here’s a brief checklist.
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Basically, the only good advice, is “Consult with an estate-planning attorney or other asset-protection professional who is steeped in knowledge of VA pensions and assisted-living benefits.”
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Ask if the financial advisor is VA accredited? If they are not, they have not performed required education to become accredited. Check accreditation at the VA Accreditation website.
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Our Life Care Planning & Elder Care Practice addresses senior citizens concerns.
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A will is important, especially as you move toward retirement. Yet an astonishing number of people of all ages still don’t have one.
It’s never too late to stop staring at the headlights and start retirement and asset protection planning.
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