What would you do if you were diagnosed with cancer this week? On top of the stress of the diagnosis, you would need to know if you could afford the costs of treatment adding another layer of unwanted stress and complexity to this unfortunate situation. Did you know that the estimated direct medical costs for cancer in […]
In my previous blog post, Financial Planning for Women – Part 2 (Social Security), I talked about how the guidance we provide in the early years of retirement places women in the best possible position to live their final years with grace, security, and dignity. In this post, we will discuss Long-Term Care and why it’s[…..]
In my previous blog post, Financial Planning for Women – Part 1, I talked about how women will generally live longer than their male counterparts, with less in their portfolio later in life, and with less loved ones available to take care of them. In this post, we look at Social Security and discuss how these unique[…..]
Suppose you’re the victim of a huge natural disaster like Harvey, or have experienced some more local damage, like a tree falling on your house. What are the best practices for filing a claim for the damages your home and property have suffered? Recently, the Consumer Federation of America offered tips on how to get all you’re[…..]
