New brokerage account safeguards aim to protect seniors
As the population ages, elder financial abuse is a mounting problem, and vulnerable seniors can become victims of scammers who…
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Credit unfreezes now free
As of Sept. 21, a new law requires that the three major credit reporting bureaus allow you to place or…
What You Need to Know About Being Prepared for Long-Term Care
Are you caring for a senior loved one who may need long-term care in the future? Planning ahead for this…
When can you delay taking Medicare?
Although you’re eligible for Medicare at 65, there are circumstances in which you might not want to apply, particularly if…
Grandparents’ options for college costs
With the cost of college tuition rising, some grandparents are pitching in. Grandparents who want to help out have several…
It’s now harder for veterans to qualify for long-term care benefits
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has put in place new rules that make it more difficult to qualify for…
Your Health Savings Account can be a stealth IRA
Generally, people don’t think about a Health Savings Account (HSA) as a savings account. The HSA was intended to be…
The new tax law means it’s now time to review your estate plan
The tax law signed in 2017 doubled the federal estate tax exemption, meaning the vast majority of estates won’t have…
What Could the State Do to Help Unpaid Caregivers?
There could be as many as 1.75 million New Jersey residents providing free care to family and loved ones. In…
Moved out of state? Check your estate plan
There’s a lot to do when you move to a new state. In midst of the hustle, certain matters can…
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