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Plan for When You Need Help as You Age

Planning for potential incapacity is just as important as estate planning. A Durable Power of Attorney for Finances and a Healthcare Power of Attorney ensure your affairs are managed according to your wishes if you become unable to make decisions. Consulting an elder law attorney helps protect your assets, reduce family stress, and provide peace of mind for the future.

Protect Your Assets!

Asset protection is essential for securing your financial future. From life insurance to liability coverage and estate planning, understanding your risks helps safeguard what you’ve worked hard to build. Evaluating insurance policies, reviewing asset titling, and ensuring legal protections are in place can prevent financial loss and provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

Top Tricks Used to Scam Older Adults

Scammers frequently target older adults through investment fraud, online purchase scams, and home improvement cons. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) urges seniors to stay vigilant by researching investments, verifying online sellers, and hiring only trusted contractors. By recognizing the warning signs and reporting suspicious activity, older adults can protect themselves from financial harm.

Planning for Caregiver Emergencies

Caregivers often overlook their own emergency planning. Learn how to prepare for unexpected situations to ensure the well-being of both you and your loved one.

Insight To Hospice Care

Hospice Care offers compassionate support for individuals with advanced illnesses, focusing on quality of life, pain management, and emotional well-being for patients and families.

What is your exit plan?

Preparing your financial and personal legacy is a gift to your loved ones. Certified financial planner Debra L. Nelson shares why organizing your affairs now can provide peace of mind for the future.

Estate Administration in South Carolina

Managing a loved one’s estate can be overwhelming. Learn about estate administration in South Carolina, including summary, normal, and contested proceedings, with insights from Judge Irv Condon.