Is It Better to Remarry or Just Live Together?
Finding love later in life may be unexpected and exciting, but should it lead to marriage? The considerations are much [...]
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12, 2016
‘Till Death Do Us Part, Too: Estate Planning Tips for Commitment Without Marriage
Advice columnist Ann Landers once observed that “love is friendship that has caught fire.” If that’s true, there are thousands [...]
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12, 2016
Things to Discuss with Your Estate Planning Attorney
Why an estate plan is more than just a will. A will is a good start, but there’s much more [...]
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12, 2016
New Jersey Medicaid Support Programs
Medicaid is a government program that is funded by both the state and federal government that provides health care services [...]
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12, 2016
Medicaid Long-Terms Care Waivers
For most elderly Americans, home health care is not a viable financial option. These services are not affordable for the [...]
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12, 2016
Why Your Estate Planning Project Must Morph into a Process
Many people put their estate plan on their to-do list as a one-time project: “Create estate plan” or “Meeting with [...]
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12, 2016
Part B Premium Will Rise Slightly for Most Medicare Beneficiaries in 2017
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid has announced the Medicare premiums, deductibles, and coinsurances for 2017. After holding steady at [...]
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12, 2016
When Can You Delay Taking Medicare?
While you are eligible to apply for Medicare when you are 65, there are circumstances where you might not want [...]
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12, 2016
IRS Issues Long-Term Care Premium Deductibility Limits for 2017
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is increasing the amount taxpayers can deduct from their 2017 income as a result of [...]
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12, 2016
3 Famous Pet Trust Cases and the Lessons We Can Learn from Them
Things don’t always go according to plan. On the other hand, sometimes pet owners can get a bit creative when [...]