Tuesday, January 5
In Blog
Things Everybody Knows, That Are Not So!
Things regular folks say and believe. That prevent effective action. Setting the record straight, one issue at a time. Shall we begin?...
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Thursday, November 19
In Blog
Estate Planning to Serve You | David’s Story
Folks like us begin working by age 10. Snow shoveling. Grass mowing. Babysitting. Dishwashing. Me, I began delivering newspapers at 7....
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Thursday, November 12
In Blog
Medicaid Question and Answer
Can a doctor, nurse, or social worker force someone into a skilled nursing home against their wishes? Mother is unable to care for herself...
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Thursday, November 5
In Blog
Goals of a LifePlan™
Too many middle-class families go broke from endless long-term care bills. That does not happen to our families....
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Thursday, September 24
In Blog
Thoughts for the Newly Widowed
On a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon in early October, Jane despairs at the paperwork piles. Last year, a car crash took Mike....
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Friday, September 11
In Blog
C-Rations, Long-term Care & LifePlanning™
Every soldier and Marine, and some airmen and sailors, too, know the delights of the Combat Ration. Also known as the C-Ration or C-Rat....
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Monday, August 10
In Blog
What is Probate? Cleaning Up the Mess!
You know how it is. Everybody has something to say. And each one says something different. It is a whole choir singing flat: Financial Advisor. ...
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Saturday, August 1
In Blog
Do I Need a Trust as Part of My Estate Plan?
Everyone should have an estate plan in place, whether there is a global pandemic or things are just fine for you now....
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Thursday, July 30
In Blog
Security and Success: Choice Not Chance
It was a perfect midsummer afternoon, twelve years ago. Two men retired from the same Michigan manufacturing company. ...
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