A power of attorney gives authorization to someone of your choosing to represent you if you are incapable of making decisions for yourself. As we get older, we may succumb to conditions that limit our ability to determine what is in our best interest.
Considerations when choosing an agent for your power of attorney
What you need to know about Medicare
Medicare is a government health insurance program. You become eligible for Medicare as soon as you turn 65-years-old. Figuring out which Medicare parts to apply for may be daunting. There are Part A, Part B, Part D, Medigap and Medicare Advantage plan options. Each plan covers different care expenses.
Who qualifies for Medicare?
Some benefits of creating a living trust
Maybe you’re thinking of making a will, or maybe you already have. Congratulations for being ahead of the game.
Most Americans don’t have a will even though financial advisers and estate planners always advise them to get one.
Three things to consider before drafting a will
When people think about estate planning, they typically think of a last will and testament. Although estate plans can include several other important documents, a will is often a good document to start with. However, there are three things you may want to consider before you begin drafting your will.
Who gets what?
