Get to Know These Home Deductions for Next Year
Whether you're buying a home, selling a home or staying right where you are, there's a wide range of deductions you can take. Some of them are well-known, some less so, and there are a lot of twists, so it pays to review the rules. The IRS has outlined key home...
Home Safety Assessments: The First Step to Aging in Place
More and more Americans want to stay in their homes after retirement but many homes are not equipped and people are not prepared. Planning ahead is hard because you never know how your needs might change. But, the first step is to think about the kinds of help you...
4 Simple Ways to Fight Dementia
Senior Friendly Home Upgrades
Easy Upgrades Make Your Home Senior-Friendly As you, your parents and your loved ones age, your homes may not age so well along with them. The editors and experts at The Family Handyman recommend these cost-effective DIY upgrades to make your homes safer and more...
Are you concerned about the ability of a loved one to manage their personal financial affairs?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, almost 40% of those over the age of 65 are living with, at least one, physical or mental impairment that prevents them from doing certain activities. One of the activities required to maintain some level of independence, is the...
Chester County launches Volunteer Chesco
The Chester County Commissioners unveiled Volunteer Chesco at this week's Commissioners' Meeting, a webpage on the Chester County website detailing all volunteer positions available through county departments. Click here to read the press release.
Recognizing and Avoiding Elder Financial Abuse
Over half of elder financial abuse comes at the hands of family members and trusted caregivers. As we get older, medical advances are helping us live longer, but we are often not able to function at the same level we used to. It is very important to set up a plan for...
What is an Elder Law Attorney?
Do you need an elder law attorney? Watch this video to find out. https://vimeo.com/124056930
Why Aging in Place Makes Sense
There’s no place like home, even if you don’t own a pair of ruby slippers. For most people, home becomes even more important as the years go by. According to a study conducted by AARP, nearly 90 percent of people age 65 and above want to remain in their own homes or...
How to Save on Your Medical Bills
Before you make an appointment to see a doctor, make sure your doctor is in-network as opposed if he or she takes your insurance. Out-of-network doctors may accept what your insurance pays but they can bill you for the difference if f they are not in-network....