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Spousal benefits are commonly called family benefits; benefits available to family members. Let’s start with spousal benefits in order to truly understand ex-spousal benefits. Current spouses…

This year, California took the second of two steps to allow residents with unlimited assets to participate in its Medicaid long-term services and supports (LTSS) program.…

Tens of millions of private-sector workers lack access to a retirement savings plan through their employer, which experts at the AARP Public Policy Institute warn could…

After retirement, people have self-reported that they miss the people more than the position or money. Not only are they more limited in social interaction, but…

Some of the most profound truths are those, once revealed, that seem self-evident. And that may also be the most potent gift possessed by the greatest…

‘Tis the season to gather and give thanks without breaking the bank.  High grocery prices and travel expenses may threaten to put a dent in this…

If you’re approaching retirement or have recently retired, it’s only natural that you’re looking forward to your newfound freedom. You might be planning to travel, pursuing…

It’s Medicare Open Enrollment Period. As I wrote earlier, Open Enrollment this year is unusually important because of significant changes in Medicare Advantage and Part D…

Most of us recognize that legal means exist to assume control over an aging parent’s finances when their health declines. We use a legal document called…

Donald Trump’s return to the White House, coupled with Republican control of the Senate and possibly of the House, could result in a far more limited…