Most of New York State remains in strict lockdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. But workers deemed essential, such as healthcare workers and grocery store employees, remain on the job. Despite safety measures to minimize the risk of infection, some essential...
Month: May 2020
Reasons to update your estate plan
Creating an estate plan can be a grim but necessary chore. If you already have your end of life plans in order, you’re far ahead of the curve. Only four in every 10 adults in the U.S. have a will, and the top reason cited for not having one is “I haven’t gotten around...
Qualifying for Medicaid doesn’t have to cost you everything
Planning ahead for the healthcare you need can be daunting. The costs can quickly drain your assets, and aid may not be available until you’ve got nothing left. Fortunately, there may be a way to get assistance before your well runs dry. A private room in an assisted...
How is FMLA different than workers’ compensation?
The Family Medical Leave Act, otherwise known as FMLA, can impact any employee who experiences a serious medical issue or family situation that requires time off work. It can also apply to situations where you get injured and cannot perform your daily job duties,...
4 strategies to avoid financial abuse of seniors
As the child of senior citizens, you do not want your parents to become victims of financial abuse. Unfortunately, any aging and vulnerable person with significant assets can be a potential target for this form of elder abuse, especially if they are living with...