Do you want to lower the amount you spend on prescription drugs? Then you need to know about “formularies” and “tiers.”
If you are over 65 and retired you probably have drug coverage through Medicare’s
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One blessing of aging is that it gives us the opportunity to get to know our grandchildren, and perhaps even our great-grandchildren. As we live through our 70s and 80s we can watch them grow into adulthood. We can develop …
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If a married nursing home resident receives Medicaid long-term care benefits, his or her community spouse is entitled to retain a certain minimum level of income called the Monthly Maintenance Needs Allowance (MMNA). If the community spouse’s own income is
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Can a mother enter into an agreement with a hospital that limits her daughter’s rights to sue the hospital for negligent care? What if the mother doesn’t have power of attorney or guardianship authority? That issue was the subject of
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As we age we know that there is a growing risk that an event may occur that will make us temporarily or permanently incapable of managing our own financial affairs. If that happens, someone will have to step in and …
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