October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month! Planning for the future of a loved one with special needs can feel overwhelming, but a Special Needs Trust can help ensure their care and financial security. Learn how a Special Needs Trust can protect your loved one’s future in our latest blog! https://hubs.li/Q02SLX9C0 #DownSyndromeAwarenessMonth #SpecialNeedsTrust #FuturePlanning"
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Idea in Brief: Protecting Your Family’s Future The Problem: The “What If” Worry As your parents age, you might find yourself constantly worrying about their future. What if they need long-term care? What if their financial assets aren’t enough? What if something happens, and they’re left without the support they need? The Cause: Lack of Comprehensive Planning Many families don’t have a detailed plan in place to address the potential health and financial challenges that come with aging. Without a clear strategy, these worries can become overwhelming, leaving families unprepared when the unexpected happens. The Solution: Strategic Family Support At DVB Financial, we help families develop a comprehensive elder care plan that addresses both health and financial needs. From understanding the costs of care to protecting assets, we ensure your loved ones are supported in every scenario. It’s about peace of mind for you and security for your family. If this resonates with you, let’s discuss how we can help protect your family’s future. 📞(717) 652-6901 🔗https://lnkd.in/eAmDYNKR #FamilyPlanning #ElderCare #DVBFinancial #PeaceOfMind
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Idea in Brief: Protecting Your Family’s Future The Problem: The “What If” Worry As your parents age, you might find yourself constantly worrying about their future. What if they need long-term care? What if their financial assets aren’t enough? What if something happens, and they’re left without the support they need? The Cause: Lack of Comprehensive Planning Many families don’t have a detailed plan in place to address the potential health and financial challenges that come with aging. Without a clear strategy, these worries can become overwhelming, leaving families unprepared when the unexpected happens. The Solution: Strategic Family Support At DVB Financial, we help families develop a comprehensive elder care plan that addresses both health and financial needs. From understanding the costs of care to protecting assets, we ensure your loved ones are supported in every scenario. It’s about peace of mind for you and security for your family. If this resonates with you, let’s discuss how we can help protect your family’s future. 📞(717) 652-6901 🔗https://lnkd.in/gKxhPaTq #FamilyPlanning #ElderCare #DVBFinancial #PeaceOfMind
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June is #ElderAbuseAwarenessMonth, and #WorldElderAbuseAwarenessDay is quickly approaching on June 15. This article sheds light on the financial exploitation of seniors by family caregivers and mentions several options to address the abuse. https://bit.ly/3x0QMgs
Elder Financial Abuse by Family Caregivers
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I've been slowly browsing Empathy's Cost of Dying Report. It's heavy and humbling, but exactly the kind of research that is needed. When we lose a loved one without a plan, we just absorb the cost, put it on a credit card, or start a GoFundMe - even if our loved one had money. We can't access it, or we don't know it exists. It's doesn't have to be this way. Did you know that the average family spends $12,616 handling affairs after a loved one's passing, often with no full reimbursement? 💔 Empathy's 'Cost of Dying 2024' report highlights this financial burden, reminding us of the importance of proactive legacy planning. At 'I Am Willing,' we help families prepare for these realities, ensuring financial security and peace of mind. Let's talk about protecting your family's future. #LegacyPlanning #FinancialSecurity #EmpathyReport Schedule a conversation to get started. https://lnkd.in/dZ6z7zqJ
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📣We still have spots left! ️Register now! 📅 Tired of worrying about being scammed? We welcome you to get educated and empowered to protect yourself and your loved ones by joining our webinar, Avoiding Scams for Older Adults. This FREE 1-hour event is hosted by the Federal Executive Boards: Eastern Region in partnership with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) Office for Older Americans. The webinar will be led by Senior Policy Analyst, Lisa Schifferle, with the Office for Older Americans. DURING THIS SESSION: 1. Learn about the latest scams targeting older adults. 2. Discover tips and tools for recognizing and avoiding these scams. 3. Explore the CFPB's free resources to help you stay financially secure. WHEN: Tuesday, December 10, 2024, from 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EST WHERE: Zoom INTENDED AUDIENCE: You must be a current federal employee, with supervisor approval, to register. REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/eHyXqZ-v Please contact FEBEast@opm.gov if you have any questions. #FEB #FEBEast #FederalService #FinancialLiteracy #ProtectOurSeniors #CFPB
Avoiding Scams for Older Adults | Financial Wellbeing Webinar
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🛑 Don’t Wait—Your Children’s Future Shouldn’t Be Left to Chance Life gets busy, and it’s easy to put off crucial decisions, especially when they’re uncomfortable. But when it comes to the future of your children, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Without a will, you’re leaving their fate up to chance. Here’s what could happen if you wait too long to act: • 🏠 Guardianship Battles: Without a will, your children’s guardianship could be left in the hands of the courts. This can lead to painful disputes and leave them in a distressing situation during an already emotional time. • 💔 Emotional Turmoil: The lack of a clear plan can add to the confusion and emotional strain your children may experience, intensifying their grief. • 📜 No Clear Direction: A will provides a roadmap for your children’s care, education, and financial security. Without it, these critical decisions may fall into the hands of the court or distant relatives, leading to uncertainty. • ⛔ Missed Opportunities: A will allows you to set aside resources for your children’s future—education, aspirations, and well-being. Without it, their dreams could be compromised due to a lack of financial support. Your children deserve more than uncertainty and potential turmoil. Don’t wait to protect their future. 🎯 Take the 3-minute ‘Life After Death Scorecard’ today to see how you can safeguard your children’s future when you’re no longer there to guide them. 🔗 Link in the comments. Approved by In Partnership FRN 192638 October 2024
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Families often require significant support following the loss of a loved one. Many surviving spouses find themselves unaware of the full extent of their partner’s financial assets and accounts. This lack of knowledge can lead to additional stress during an already challenging time. Just one aspect of how impactful a service-based aftercare program can be. #ServiceBasedAftercare #FuneralHome #Hospice
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Empowering families to safeguard their loved ones' financial well-being amidst dementia requires thoughtful planning and proactive measures. Here are actionable steps to consider: 1️⃣ Encourage loved ones to obtain a power of attorney to oversee financial decisions. 2️⃣ Automate bill payments to avoid missed expenses. 3️⃣ Implement spending limits on credit cards to prevent excessive purchases. 4️⃣ Utilize banking alerts to monitor account activity and prevent unauthorized withdrawals. We're here to help you navigate the complexities of dementia with greater confidence. To read more on this topic, see this blog article written by Certified Elder Law Attorney Matthew Parker. https://lnkd.in/e99UwxR4
How to Control Spending of a Parent Suffering from Dementia - Marshall, Parker & Weber
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A Yelp for Death is howThe Spinoff describes our World First Dying Reviews in this great story. Read about some of the Reviews collected so far; ranging from critiques of banks to insurers to airlines - with plenty of room for improvement. “This is a way to give a voice to people who are dying - and those looking after them - and use them as a way to say to our society ‘ we can do better’ .” Write a Review at www.dyingreviews.org https://lnkd.in/gU_-Yg7m
Zero stars: Rating the experience of death and dying in Aotearoa
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Navigating New Challenges: Supporting Our Elders in Financial Management As our parents age, their ability to manage complex tasks can diminish, making them more vulnerable in various aspects of life, including financial management. Recently, I came across a compelling situation involving a 91-year-old mother with a robust $5 million portfolio who faced significant changes in her health. Following a heart attack, it became clear that she was no longer as sharp as before, affecting her capacity to handle her finances independently. This critical life event has highlighted the vital role children can play in ensuring their parents' wealth is managed wisely and safely. Why Children Should Be Involved: Expertise and Vigilance:As health declines, the complexities of managing a substantial portfolio can lead to oversights or mismanagement. Children can bring new perspectives or professional advice to ensure financial stability. Emotional Support and Confidence: Having trusted family members involved can provide emotional security to aging parents, knowing their financial interests are being looked after by loved ones. Future Planning: Ensuring that estate plans and wills are updated and reflect current wishes can prevent future conflicts and complications. The transition in roles, from being cared for to caring for, is never easy. However, it's a necessary evolution in our relationships with our aging parents. By stepping in to assist with financial management, we safeguard their legacy and ensure their wishes are respected in their golden years. Let's embrace this responsibility with the seriousness and sensitivity it warrants. If you're in a similar situation, I'd love to hear how you are managing this delicate balance. #FamilyManagement #ElderCare #FinancialSecurity https://lnkd.in/g-ZaFHmk
My mom, 91, has a $5 million portfolio, but leaves her passwords lying around the house. Could a nefarious caregiver steal her money?
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