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Estate planning is not about how much money you have.
It is about protecting what you have for yourself during your lifetime and protecting it for those you love after you're gone.
It ensures that what you have is left to the people you love, and that they receive it the way you want, when you want.
Estate planning really is for everyone.
It doesn't matter if you have $400 or $400,000.
You still have to plan for the future.
Estate planning can only be done by attorneys.
Your estate plan can be as simple as a Will, Healthcare Documents, and a Power of Attorney.
It is about protecting what you have for yourself during your lifetime and protecting it for those you love after you're gone.
It ensures that what you have is left to the people you love, and that they receive it the way you want, when you want.
Estate planning really is for everyone.
It doesn't matter if you have $400 or $400,000.
You still have to plan for the future.
Estate planning can only be done by attorneys.
Your estate plan can be as simple as a Will, Healthcare Documents, and a Power of Attorney.
The differences between Medicaid and Medicare are frequently confused.
Though their names are similar, Medicare and Medicaid are quite different.
Medicare is an entitlement program, a federal health insurance program in which most people enroll when they turn 65 years old.
There are no financial qualification rules.
Medicare has two primary parts: Part A and Part B.
Medicare Part A covers in-hospital care, extended care after a hospital stay, some home health care services, and hospice services.
Though their names are similar, Medicare and Medicaid are quite different.
Medicare is an entitlement program, a federal health insurance program in which most people enroll when they turn 65 years old.
There are no financial qualification rules.
Medicare has two primary parts: Part A and Part B.
Medicare Part A covers in-hospital care, extended care after a hospital stay, some home health care services, and hospice services.
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