Long-term care planning is more than just preparing for the unexpected. It is about making informed choices while you are in control. Whether you are considering options for in-home care, assisted living, asset preservation for the future, gifting to your family, or Medicaid eligibility, early planning can help protect your assets and provide financial stability as you age or decline in health.
As we welcome April and the fresh start of Spring, it is a perfect time to revisit your Estate Planning goals. Did you know that April also marks Financial Literacy Month? This is another great reminder that understanding and managing your finances is key to building a secure future.
In our April Elder Law newsletter — https://bit.ly/3RlXWm6 — see our featured articles:
- Social Security Overpayment Rules are Changing Once Again
- Home Safety for Aging in Place: A Guide for Older Adults
- 2024 Survey Shows Long-Term Care Costs Continue to Rise
- Report: Americans Overwhelmingly Support Social Security
