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Table of Comtents
25 Strategies to Prevent Financial Ruin
from Long-Term Health Care Costs
A Special Report for Seniors, the
Disabled, and Their Families
By David A. Cutner, Esq.
- (1) You can qualify for Medicaid (even if you don’t think so).
- (2) The “Wait and See” Approach Can Result in Ruinous Health Care Expenses.
- (3) Plan for Home Care and Nursing Home Facility Care while You Still Can.
- (4) What’s the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
- (5) It’s NOT Too Late for Effective Medicaid Planning
(even if you think it is). - (6) Why Hire an Elder Law Attorney?
- (7) Don’t Prepare Your Own Medicaid Application!
- (8) Trusts Can Protect Your Home and Your Money!
- (9) Special Trusts for Specific Purposes.
- (10) Protecting Co-op Apartments Requires Special Handling.
- (11) Evaluate Your 401k or IRA Carefully when Planning for Medicaid.
- (12) Why Take the Lump Sum Option on Your Pension or Retirement Account?
- (13) Choose Your Trustee Wisely.
- (14) Private Annuities Can Help Protect Your Assets.
- (15) Caregiver Agreements Help Achieve Medicaid Eligibility
- (16) Keep Your Medicare Insurance.
- (17) The Durable Power of Attorney.
- (18) Elder Law and Estate Planning.
- (19) The Health Care Proxy vs. the Living Will.
- (20) How to Choose an Elder Law Firm.
- (21) Streamline Your Financial Affairs and Record Keeping.
- (22) New York State is More Generous than Other States.
- (23) Your Attorney Can Help Find the Best Care for You.
- (24) Long-Term Care Insurance Won’t Necessarily Solve the Problem.
- (25) Compassionate Elder Law Planning Focuses on Your
Quality-of-Life! - Table of Contents - 25 Strategies to Prevent Financial
Ruin
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