Caring for loved ones at both ends of the age spectrum often means your own financial needs come last. It may be harder to save for retirement, maintain your mental health, or stay afloat amid rising costs and job uncertainty.
Your estate plan may include a power of attorney for property that appoints another person to manage your investments, pay your bills, file your tax returns and otherwise handle your property if you’re unable to do so. But not all
Although much of estate planning deals with what happens after you die, it’s equally important to have a plan for making critical financial or medical decisions if you’re unable to make them for yourself. Carefully designed financial and health care