Elder Care Planning
What Legal Authority Do I Need to Access My Parent’s Financial, Legal, or Health Records?
If you have not already, you should have a discussion with an attorney and your parent(s) about setting up a general power of attorney, durable power of attorney, joint account, trust, or advance directive.
How to be a Financial Caregiver
If you pay your aging loved one’s bills or file their taxes then you are a financial caregiver. Our tips will help you reduce stress around managing their finances successfully.
How to File a Medicare Complaint
Learn what you can file a medicare complaint for, how to file it, and when and how you should file an appeal.
Veteran Health Benefit Qualifications Explained for Caregivers
Here is a breakdown of standard the veteran health benefits provided by the VA for both veterans and caregivers of veterans.
What is AARP Tax Aide?
Take advantage of Tax Aide this tax season- a free tax prep and assistance program from the AARP Foundation. Learn more about Tax Aide here.
Are There Tax Benefits Available for Caregivers?
Tax benefits such as exemptions, deductions, and credits can help Caregivers recover many of their Elder Care expenses under the current tax code.
How to Protect Your Aging Loved Ones from Tax Scams
You can help protect your loved ones from tax scams by knowing what the IRS will never do and which types of scams to look out for.
In the News: President Passes the RAISE Family Caregivers Act
President Trump recently signed into law the Recognize, Assist, Include, Support, and Engage (RAISE) Family Caregivers Act. Learn more about the act here.
The Impact of the New Tax Reform Bill on Seniors
What does the tax reform bill mean for you as a senior or a caregiver for a senior? Check out the key takeaways in this article.
What is a Reverse Mortgage?
If you are 62 years old and own a home, than you are eligible for a reverse mortgage. Here are some FAQ's to help you learn more about reverse mortgages.