Who Makes Medical Decisions When I Cannot?
Today's advanced medical technology allows physicians to keep a person "alive" in situations that formerly would have resulted in death. Individuals who do not wish their lives to be prolonged…
Today's advanced medical technology allows physicians to keep a person "alive" in situations that formerly would have resulted in death. Individuals who do not wish their lives to be prolonged…
In the late 90s/early 2000s did you open a Medical Savings Account (MSA)? This savings account was available to employees of small businesses and self-employed individuals, and was designed to…
Most of us would agree that good health is an extremely valuable attribute. Even the healthiest among us need some medical care. Regular physician and dental visits are a normal…
Even under the best of circumstances, planning your financial life can be complicated. Pursuing a career, raising a family, saving for college, and providing for your own retirement all take…
PPACA stands for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act which has several goals, including increasing access to health insurance coverage, expanding federal private health insurance market requirements, and providing…
A Health Reimbursement Arrangement is an arrangement in which an employer reimburses an employee for qualifying medical expenses. If IRS requirements are met, the reimbursements are income tax-free to the…
Group Disability covers a number of people linked in some way, such as through an employer, trade association, or a school. Benefits are paid to replace earnings lost due to…
LTC, or long term care, is minimally covered by Medicare.
Whether you're interested in purchasing your first home, are a new homeowner, or have owned your "forever" home for a decade, there's a high possibility you will pay or pay…
Graduating from college marks an important milestone and for many, this marks the first time a young adult becomes responsible for his or her own finances. Having a plan to…