For those who have served in the military, estate planning takes on unique considerations. Veterans have earned specific benefits and honors due to their service, and it's essential that these are incorporated into an estate and long-term care plan. Here are some key points veterans should consider.
Read MoreServing in the US Armed Forces is a source of honor and pride for our service members. Unfortunately, serving in the armed forces increases health risks to those who serve. Combat situations are obviously risky, but many harmful situations don't involve direct combat, including exposure to hazardous chemicals, accidents, and mental stress.
Read MoreA recent survey counted over 18.2 million American Veterans over age 65. Many of these Veterans include those who served in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War. Suppose you are caring for an elderly Veteran. In that case, you should know about the benefits and services available for the various health and financial challenges Veterans may face.
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