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Understanding the Rising Costs of Long-Term Care

The uncertainty of the future can be a scary thing. As you get older, your body and your finances change, affecting every facet of your life and creating the need to make sure that you have a plan in place, should anything unforeseen occur.

Understanding Trusts

When you create a trust, you are creating an asset. You are utilizing resources, in order to protect the financial interests of yourself or your designated loved ones. Depending on the type of trust, you can find yourself shaping your estate and your future.

4 Asset Protection Strategies

Asset protection can certainly be complicated and confusing, especially for those with larger estates. However, there are straightforward steps that can be taken to protect property against potential future creditors, lawsuits and other unforeseen circumstances.

Most people would rather not think about their own deaths, but unless medical science can somehow come up with an immortality pill, we all have to go sometime. Given that uncomfortable reality, some individuals actually face their inevitable departure with

Caregiving for an Alzheimer’s Patient [Episode 116]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are joined by Cynthia Fantasia, pastor, national speaker and author of the book “In the Lingering Light: Courage and Hope for the Alzheimer’s Caregiver” to discuss the challenges surrounding dementia and Alzheimer’s. She

Managing Finances and Retirement [Episode 115]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are rejoined by Wealth Advisors and Certified Financial Planners Todd Oetken and Grant Roberts, both of Roberts & Kohler/Hilliard Lyons, a Robert Baird Company, to discuss what they have seen among their clients

Monitoring Brain Health with Dr. Wendy Suzuki [Episode 114]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are joined by Dr. Wendy Suzuki, a Professor of Neural Science and Psychology in the Center for Neural Science at New York University and author of “Healthy Brain, Happy Life.” Her work focuses

A Power of Attorney Could Save Your Life

The fear of getting older is met with the fear of being unable to make decisions for yourself. As you get older, this fear can feel more and more possible. However, even though the inability to make your own decisions

Dealing With Long-Term Care Bills [Episode 113]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur discuss the various elements to long-term care and the various methods involved in paying for it. They break down the monthly costs of assisted care and nursing home care and how city care

Dr. Wendy Suzuki to Speak on Exercise, Neuroplasticity in St. Louis

Professor of Neural Science and Psychology in the Center for Neural Science at New York University and upcoming ElderTalk with Joe Cordell guest Dr. Wendy Suzuki will be speaking at 3 p.m., Sunday, September 8, at the Congregation Shaare Emeth

Transitioning to a New Home [Episode 112]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are joined by Charlie Shapard, of Smooth Transitions of St. Louis, to discuss senior moves and downsizing as you get older. He highlights senior move management and what they should consider regarding their

Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid [Episode 111]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur identify some of the missteps that people make in their estate planning and highlight methods of avoiding these mistakes. They talk about the legal side of facing disasters when traveling with loved ones

Assure Your Future Health Care Choices with a Power of Attorney

As the old saying goes, “There is good news and bad news” about your health. The good news is that modern medicine and technology enable people to live longer and more comfortably. The bad news is we all have to

ElderTalk with TuckerAllen

ElderTalk podcast offers smart strategies for seniors and an open forum for older adults with important questions about their future.

In the latest episode of Life’s Third Act, host Joe Cordell delves into the legacy of one of America’s most prolific actors of all time, Mickey Rooney. Having starred in over 300 pictures, ranging from the silent film era to the digital age, Rooney is remembered for his lifetime of work and memorable performances. Notable films include “Boys Town”, “The Black Stallion”, and “Night at The Museum”.

Despite being one of MGM’s most successful actors, Rooney was left virtually broke later in his life. Even though he had a colorful and illustrious career, Rooney’s finances and estates painted a rather tragic picture. Tune in for part two to discover how the acclaimed star went on hard times at the hands of his own family.

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Watch now to learn about the life and estate of legendary actor Mickey Rooney. Explore his career, personal life, and estate planning advice in this informative video. Delve into topics such as Mickey Rooney’s death, movies, spouse, and children, and gain valuable insights into estate planning. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to educate yourself on the fascinating legacy of Mickey Rooney.

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