Preparing for a disability or incapacitation requires careful planning, including disability insurance, durable power of attorney, and a will or trust. It's also essential to consider tithing and giving to honor God with one's finances. A godly financial advisor can provide guidance on making wise financial decisions and managing assets. [... more]

Estate planning involves arranging for the management and disposition of money and assets for incapacity and after death. It's essential to plan for incapacity, including power of attorney and long-term care, as well as after death, including wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations. Life insurance can be a great equalizer in second marriages, and taxes for heirs are also a crucial consideration. [... more]

Hans Scheil, a certified financial planner, discusses the importance of planning for long-term care, including managing social security, Medicare, and Veterans Aid and Attendance. He shares stories of families who have navigated these issues and emphasizes the need for open communication and financial planning to ensure a smooth transition. [... more]