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Helpful Links
- Medicaid Annuities: www.MedicaidAnnuityPlanning.com (Asset Preservation Strategies) APS has earned a reputation as one of the leading planning companies in the nation when it comes to Medicaid-compliant annuities, Veterans' benefits, long-term care insurance, single premium life insurance, funeral trusts and burial plans. "Our goal is simple: We provide the most compre-hensive planning and legal options of how to utilize the above products so you can qualify for Medicaid and Veterans' benefits, while retaining and preserving the largest allowable amount of your money and assets. You've worked a lifetime earning and acquiring your assets and belongings; let us help you keep what you are entitled to."
- Medicaid Annuities: A good example of how this technique works: http://www.free-living-trust-information.com/medicaid-annuity.html
- Medicaid Trusts: A brief discussion of what these are and some of the pitfalls: http://www.free-living-trust-information.com/medicaid-trust.html
- Seniors Information: www.ElderlyElder.com is an online magazine for senior citizens. Whether looking for plain advice on
seniors' health, estate planning, or even (dare we say?) dating for seniors, this online magazine offers the best tips and reviews for their senior audience from their friendly writers. It's light, yet informative!
- Medicaid Planning Forum for General Public: If you have a question about anything you've read in the book or even about your family situation, visit the Medicaid Secrets Forum to post your question and also see questions that other people have posted together with my answers. It's free!
- Medicaid Planners Forum for Professionals: If you are an attorney or financial adviser with an interest in Medicaid planning, please visit our professional site at Medicaid Planners Forum. There is no cost.
- Nursing Home Abuse: Nursing Home Abuse was founded by the National Association to Stop Nursing Home Abuse (NASNHA), an NGO. NursingHomeAbuse.net exists to raise awareness of the nursing home abuse epidemic, educate the public about its causes, help residents and families prevent abuse, and help victims cope with the consequences of nursing home abuse.
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