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Q. My parents are in retirement age. They are insisting on transferring their assets to be under my and my sibling’s name to ensure that nothing is taxed after they pass away. They have a primary home, an investment property and some cash savings accounts, all totaled under $1 million. […]
Q. I have a question about what constitutes the hard limit of $100,000 of income for the retiree pension exclusion. If my wife and I have a combined income of $120,000 before deductions, but can legitimately deduct $28,000 due to large medical bills and health insurance premiums paid out of […]
Q. When Medicaid looks at assets, is a life insurance policy considered an asset? A. You must meet certain financial requirements in order to qualify for Medicaid. Life insurance is one of those assets that people often fail to realize needs to be part of the calculation, said Gary R. […]
Q. When my father died, he owned six EE savings bonds that were POD to me. Can I hold them to maturity or must I cash them now? A. Generally speaking, a payable-on-death “POD” account is a special type of account recognized under the law which provides that any assets […]
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