Q&A: Financial Planning After an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
Elder law attorney Lindsey Graves answers some common questions families have about financial planning for the future after receiving an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis.
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5 things to know about creating a durable power of attorney
A durable POA is one of the most important legal documents in estate planning for people with Alzheimer’s disease, yet many families do not have one prepared.
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Cyber Scams: How to Spot Them And Protect Your Loved One
Anyone can fall victim to cyber crimes, but older adults, especially those with dementia, are the most-targeted group. Learn how to spot these three common scams.
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Tips on Managing Money For a Loved One With Alzheimer’s Disease
Here are some tips for gathering the necessary info — and managing money responsibly on behalf of a person who has Alzheimer’s disease.
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Handling Finances as an Alzheimer’s Family Caregiver
One of the first things you’ll hear about caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s is that it’s a major financial commitment — and while that’s not easy to hear, it’s absolutely true.
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