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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.

Medicaid Can Assist Your Long-Term Needs

As millions of America’s Baby Boomers transition into their older years, many are understandably concerned about their future living arrangements and long-term health care. Such worries may be especially troubling if your personal financial situation and estate plans are not

Snapshot Dates and Timelines When Applying for Medicaid [Episode 77]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur discuss the ins and outs of Medicaid on this episode of ElderTalk with Joe Cordell. They break down the necessary steps in planning as we age. Susan talks about how emergencies can incite

Navigating Veteran Benefits

America’s military veterans always deserve our thanks and respect, but this year they earned even more attention than usual. On November 11, the world celebrated the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. In 1938, Congress passed a

Protecting a Spouse’s Assets When Planning for Long-Term Care [Episode 76]

Mark Werner, owner of Cornerstone Advisors and certified financial planning professional, returns to ElderTalk with Joe Cordell to discuss the financial planning necessary for long-term care and how to preemptively prevent problems from occurring when you get older. Attorney-CPA Joe

Having Papers in Place [Episode 75]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur discuss the necessity of having documents in place, in order to feel secure with your future plans. Joe talks about the unpredictable emergencies that can come up in life and how having health

Navigating Dementia and Alzheimer’s Living Options [Episode 74]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are rejoined by April Haskins and Ann Warren of the Villages of St. Peters Memory Care to discuss dementia, Alzheimer’s, and memory loss and how the treatment of the symptoms is a focus

Qualify for Long-Term Care Veterans Benefits

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has finalized new rules that make it more difficult to qualify for long-term care benefits. The rules establish an asset limit, a look-back period, and asset transfer penalties for claimants applying for VA pension

Learning More About Reverse Mortgages [Episode 73]

Bill Nass, vice president of Gershman Mortgage and a reverse mortgage specialist returns to Elder Talk with Joe Cordell to discuss how reverse mortgages can help seniors meet their financial needs. Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur ask him

Investing in the Planning Process [Episode 72]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur talk about the forms and paperwork that often can be involved in the long-term planning process. As the years go by, it is important to have a plan in place, and Joe talks

Understanding Your Medicare Options

In the 1960s, a number of members of the Baby Boomers generation said they wanted to change the world. Years later, they are. According to data from the Pew Research Group, approximately 10,000 Americans reach the age of 65 every

Life’s Third Act

Welcome to Life’s Third Act, hosted by attorney and CPA Joe Cordell. We explore the fascinating lessons learned from celebrity estates, uncovering insights into estate planning, wealth management, and family dynamics. Through the triumphs and pitfalls of high-profile legacies, we delve into the stories that shape lasting legacies and inspire smarter planning for the 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.

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at Tucker Allen.

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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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