In most years, the money amounts pertaining to eligibility for, and benefits from, various governmental benefit programs change. Listed below are the 2019 figures for some Social Security, Medicare and…
Many of our clients have been caregivers for parents or grandparents and have asked whether they can be paid for such caregiving services if the dependent loved one later seeks…
University of Rochester Medical Center A new study reveals a growing trend of potentially unnecessary - and harmful - high intensity rehabilitation services for residents of nursing homes. The study…
The IRS will allow workers to contribute more to their IRA, 401(k) and similar accounts in 2019. The amount you can contribute to an Individual Retirement Account is being bumped…
As we approach the holidays, many of us anticipate an abundance of food on decorated tables. Many of us will not be able to enjoy such feasts. Many older Americans…
Following an initial vote in Congress, advocates are hopeful that a federal program aimed at helping people with disabilities move from institutions to community living will be renewed. A U.S.…
In January 2015, the VA proposed amendments to its regulations concerning the requirements to qualify for the Improved Pension (commonly referred to as Aid & Attendance, or A&A). On September…
How to pay for health care in America has been a major public policy issue for several years. Federal legislation, regulations and court cases have both expanded and limited options…
One of our other articles in this issue of our newsletter describes some of the problems that can be created for your family if you don’t get your estate plan…
Aretha Franklin was a brilliant performer, but she apparently made giant estate planning mistake that you’ll want to avoid. Franklin, who was divorced, reportedly died without a will or a…
