How to Plan for the Decline in Financial Decision-Making Abilities
Eleanor Laise, Senior Editor for Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, writes “Declining financial abilities may not only result in a few unpaid bills but also leave you vulnerable to financial abuse and exploitation, drain your nest egg, and place heavy burdens on your loved ones.” It’s best to start planning for possible decline in your financial decision-making abilities by taking the steps she outlines in the attached article. Read article here…
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